Sentence examples similar to was considered debatable from inspiring English sources

While the legal basis for the US-UK assault on Iraq may still be considered debatable despite the dubious rigmarole at the UN, the outcome hardly resembles anything Hitler planned when he waged aggressive wars.

Even our legal ability to safely perform necessary bodily functions is considered debatable.

The radiographic knee OA severity for various grades is considered debatable in the literature and the use of radiographs for diagnosing knee OA in person with knee pain in primary care is considered inappropriate [ 34– 34].

For a long time the use of vasopressors in hemorrhagic shock was considered a debatable topic.

Finally, any radiological definition of osteoarthritis may be considered arbitrary and debatable.

The cytoplasmic Na+ concentration which is considered toxic is debatable, but likely it is maintained below 200 mM (Flowers and Yeo 1986; Britto and Kronzucker 2010).

Whether these birds might contribute to viral spread and must be considered in epidemiological evaluations is debatable.

However, whether this approach of conducting research would be considered ethical or not is debatable depending on contextual differences between different settings and the nature of the research performed [ 10].

Although the role of proline in stress tolerance is debatable, its accumulation is considered to be one of the indicators of adaptive response [ 28, 29].

Although debatable, in recent years MRI has been considered the most useful modality in staging of NBL [ 2, 4].

It is debatable, whether the signals we found could be considered as weak.