The claim that war produces more harm than good is disputable; at least, it requires empirical research to decide if it is true.
Our knowledge of renal function decline in the aging population is disputable, as it is based on equations that are not validated in an aged population, and on the use of serum creatinine for these equations.
The exact magnitude of missing heritability is disputable because of ambiguity in the estimation of the total heritability that needs to be explained [ 4].
Although the effect of head size on the BAER is disputable in both dogs and humans, it has been found that large breed dogs have longer wave latencies than small dogs [ 35].
It is noteworthy that the view that relativity per se is incompatible with superluminal signaling is disputable (for more details, see section 10).
Full LCD, the wisdom of which is disputable, since as a reading device you want a passive, low-power display.
Therefore, it is disputable whether reassurance is justified.
If the definition of a word is disputable, insert the definition into the contract.
This is disputable given the fact that physical therapists in private practice, in general, see more patients with different indications each day than therapists in nursing homes.
The impact of the income level in our study is disputable taking into consideration that all medical health care (in the hospitals or outpatient clinics), as well as medication expenses are covered by the state for all three studied groups.
Further, the acceptable proportion of children with problems that were not predicted is disputable, making it difficult to recommend cut off points of the scores in clinical practice.
