Sentence examples for is however disputable from inspiring English sources

The force of arguments of this kind is, however, disputable, since the skeptic can always present his argument as a reductio ad absurdum of the possibility of knowledge; and the same point applies to Moore's other attempts to convict the skeptic of some kind of pragmatic incoherence.

Whether the Inclosure Schema can in full generality count as a necessary and sufficient condition for self-referential paradoxicality is however disputable (Slater, 2002; Abad, 2008; Badici, 2008; Zhong, 2012, and others), hence not all authors agree on the principle of uniform solution either.

These findings are, however, disputable because of the retrospective study design and insufficient number of probands.

Thus, a possible role of distant thunderstorms in the IAR stimulation is still disputable.

Bisphosphonates bind to bone hydroxyapatite for almost 10 years, and because of this reason, discontinuation of bisphosphonate administration before dental treatment is still disputable [26].

Among the alternative splicing isoforms in organism transcriptome, how many are functional is still disputable.

But in combining quality indicators to rank hospitals, how one aggregates quality measures for easy understanding is still disputable.

Nevertheless, its contribution to blackleg and, to a lesser extent, to tuber soft rot is still disputable (Pérombelon, 2002).

Although these microorganisms are able to fix atmospheric nitrogen, the exact contribution of this process to plant growth is still disputable [ 1- 3].

However, the values of E N and C N are still disputable matters.

The claim is disputable, however, specifically because Edison's motion-picture operations were entrusted to an assistant, W.K.L. Dickson, and generally because there are several plausible pre-Edison claimants in England and France.