The data on age dependence of γ-H2AX γ-H2AXsion, howexpressions quite disputable.
Given such differences, the utility of a "majority rule" between such different values seems to be highly disputable, and expectedly is in disagreement with our estimate.
This claim is disputable, as it seems a contingent matter whether the relevant particular facts arrange themselves in ways susceptible to general summary and whether our cognitive apparatus can cope with them at all without employing general principles.
His conclusion, that abuse of detainees was an aberration, rather than the result of any policy, I think is disputable given the systematic way in which the sere curriculum seems to have been adapted to interrogation uses in Cuba, Iraq, and elsewhere.
They stated they obtained medicines from friends or through an online auction site, but did not provide further specifics: "Received Ritalin from a friend – it seems like I have more focus, so it's fine!" Many posts that contained disputable or incorrect information were responded to by other users who either corrected the information or warned people of the possible dangers.
While Donald Trump's father Fred Trump seems to have had as a young man a suspicious proximity to a New York City KKK riot, a rather less disputable association ties Donald Trump even closer to overt racism -- as it happens, Donald Trump's personal inheritance was built on it.
But however theoretically convincing the distinction between having created the ideas as opposed to merely having disseminated them may seem, this is in actual fact quite disputable.
As a consequence, pass-interference calls may look so disputable because the referees don't voice, openly, the real criterion by which they make them.
And though its methods are disputable, few dispute the justice of its cause.
But however disputable and disputed these various readings may be, Antigone's meaning is demonstrated by the way it's put together.
