Sentence examples for which is disputable from inspiring English sources

The authors consider the latter instrument as the most successful one, which is disputable.

Full LCD, the wisdom of which is disputable, since as a reading device you want a passive, low-power display.

However, it is noteworthy that with large datasets it is possible to detect very small effects, the biological relevance of which is disputable [32].

The summary points out: "Economic impact estimates completed over the past 20 years vary in their coverage of subsets of economic sectors and depend on a large number of assumptions, many of which are disputable, and many estimates do not account for catastrophic changes, tipping points, and many other factors".

In particular, our set of models encompasses a conservative model (which is only based on the most accepted and least disputable laws) and several less conservative models (which rely on more disputable laws).

It is disputable from which factor onwards collinearity is problematic, but usually only VIF higher than 10 are considered critical [ 115].

In short, Posner's review makes disputable assertions about what people actually want, without engaging in the moral question of what is good, which is the subject of our book.

But when there is a state in the southwest like Kerala, with literacy and birthrates nearly at first-world levels, and a state like Bihar in the northeast, which is as poor and dysfunctional as anyplace in the third world, then the very notion of India as a single entity becomes all the more disputable.

Anyway, the functional status of p53 is disputable in NPC [ 59], which could explain the absence of its prognostic value [ 59], as indicated also in our study.

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.

The validity of the use of such risk measures in burden of disease studies in other countries is disputable, since air pollution mixtures (for which PM10 is an indicator) and average population susceptibility may vary between countries [ 11, 56] (Table 2, section 8).