Sentence examples for is debatable due from inspiring English sources
However, the extent of use of the mill's bakery is debatable due to an inadequate oven draft.
At a gestational age above 33 weeks, the value of fetal lung maturity assessment is debatable due to the low prevalence of RDS.
The speed and rate of return to play was initially touted to be faster with arthroscopy, although this conclusion is debatable due to cultural differences in rehabilitation protocol and incentives for early return to sport.
This prognostic significance is debatable due to the small number of patients (Sedmak et al, 1989; Byrne et al, 1992), the short median follow-up (Hainsworth et al, 1993), and to the fact that IHM were detected not only by immunohistochemistry but by a combination of morphological analysis on haematoxylin-stained slides and immunohistochemistry (McGuckin et al, 1996).
This particular re-evaluation was debatable due to the limited number of loci used which is below the normal permitted number of five.
However, although single-session PRP may be possible with the Pascal system, its feasibility may be debatable due to concerns such as macular oedema and exudative retinal and choroidal detachments.
Their use has been debatable due to reports of worsening V/Q mismatch [ 114, 115], lack of long-term effectiveness through the development of tolerance [ 116, 117], and the high incidence of side effects including ankle oedema, headache, and facial flushing [ 117].
It is debatable whether lack of records is due either to changing of abiotic or biotic factors, or to low sampling efforts or, eventually, to the combination of these causes.
Whether this is due to ethnicity or an artefact of the particular social class measure is debatable.
That assumption is debatable.
