Sentence examples for partly controversial from inspiring English sources

The precise mechanisms that underlie the effectiveness of the SU, measured in terms of clinical outcome and mortality, remain partly controversial and not fully established.

After years of rather chaotic and partly controversial observational results, a sufficient amount of information made it possible to create a first scenario of global change in the mesosphere, thermosphere, and ionosphere by an international team (Laštovička et al. [2006a], [2008a]).

For the treatment of bipolar depression a variety of partly controversial options exist.

The impact of the position of the inserted transgene in the chromosomal environment remains unclear, and the reports are partly controversial.

These partly controversial results suggest that ADIPOR1 and ADIPOR2 expression may be regulated in a tissue-specific manner, and may be partly explained by genetic factors.

Investigations on nonmammary tumour types gave partly controversial results regarding the prognostic significance of ERK expression: in salivary gland mucoepidermoid carcinomas, high levels of phosphorylated ERK1/2 in tumour cells were associated with early progression (Handra-Luca et al, 2003).

Hitachi's Intercity Express programme (IEP) contract was controversial partly because of the bi-mode design and cost, and partly because it came at the expense of existing UK-based manufacturers.

The novel by Muslim-born Ziedan was controversial partly for portraying Saint Cyril as a fanatic who kills Jews and pagans, and partly for wading into theological disputes over whether the Virgin Mary was the mother of God.

However, these results are controversial, partly because host genetics and physical fitness also influence gut microbiota.

Cancer stem cells are controversial partly because the experiments suggesting their existence have yielded inconsistent results.

The details are entertainingly controversial, partly thanks to Hoffman's relentlessly abrasive attitude to his critics.