Sentence examples for is still disputable from inspiring English sources
An element, we take it, is a body into which other bodies may be analysed, present in them potentially or in actuality (which of these, is still disputable), and not itself divisible into bodies different in form.
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].
Nowadays, the treatment of the hammertoe is still disputable; indeed, a lot of procedures, both on the soft tissues and the bone structures are purposed and considered efficient.
"Evidence that any system of 'automatic' donation increases the supply of organs - whether it's called 'presumed' consent, 'deemed' consent, or 'opt-out' - is still disputable," added the bishops.
"Evidence that any system of 'automatic' donation increases the supply of organs - whether it's called 'presumed' consent, 'deemed' consent, or 'opt-out' - is still disputable".
Despite the disputable effects of scores or grades upon learning, providing scores or grades is still a common practice in many schools throughout Singapore.
These findings are, however, disputable because of the retrospective study design and insufficient number of probands.
The recharge mechanism of groundwater in the Badain Jaran Desert, North China has been a focus of research and still disputable in the past two decades.
The consideration of independence between the variables in F is disputable; however, it is commonly assumed for cellular indicators [11].
