Sentence examples similar to of debatable assessments from inspiring English sources

Private offices and expressions of hierarchy are of debatable value.

Similarly, assessing the type and proportion of tissues remains highly debatable as assessment is performed visually and then recorded on a red-black-yellow scale corresponding, respectively, to the dominant color of the different tissues found on a wound that is, granulation, slough, and necrosis.

The significance of any of this is, of course, debatable.

Many of Mr. Bloom's assessments of individual writers and larger cultural developments are debatable at best.

This is of course debatable.

The pertinence of the assessment of these aerobic tests was highly debatable for the athletes who were specialised in power events (sprint, jumping, throwing, etc).

Some of these cases are debatable, of course.

Both of these moves are debatable, of course.

At a gestational age above 33 weeks, the value of fetal lung maturity assessment is debatable due to the low prevalence of RDS.

However, the utility of a single DNA adduct as a biomarker in risk assessment is debatable because humans are exposed to many genotoxicants.

That part of the ruling, though debatable, is relatively unimportant.