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They are single-cell organisms living in oligotrophic environments at very dilute concentrations, making it debatable whether prochlorosins serve as antimicrobial defenses like most other known lantipeptides.
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If students experienced this interaction on Twitter, it was predominantly seen as a positive aspect: When the terroristic attack in Paris just happened, I posted a related tweet: "How do you make it debatable in the presence of children?".
Clearly, the practice has tried to give the building a sense of articulation, rhythm and material refinement, but it is the sheer scale and manner of the building, in its Victorian-Edwardian context, that make it so debatable.
But whether the method will ever make it into computers is debatable, says Marcos Lederman, a storage technologist at Read Rite, a company in Fremont, California.
The consequences of this omniscience are strangely touching, though whether I'd have made it without the two feisty readers is debatable.
(Whether the language and presentation of each week's Slingshot playlist makes it clear that it is sponsored content is debatable).
It's debatable as to whether Jones would have made it to the end zone, but it'll be incredible if Tomlin isn't fined by the NFL.
While you could make it 100% secure, you'd also make it so un-portable that the point of owning it becomes debatable.
However, this is only one of the corrections of order M7, which makes its value debatable.
While 100% oxygen has been traditionally used for all cyanotic infants [ 203], reports of increasing incidence of hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), as well as other secondary outcomes, have made its use debatable.
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