This discrepancy between the molecular and morphological data has been a source of contention regarding the evolution of the early vertebrates, and there was no consensus on the phylogenetic position of the hagfish for about three decades [ 28].
The various examples of waste campaigns discussed in this article, organized by different groups with potentially divergent goals, reveal wartime waste-related mobilization to be a site of rhetorical contention regarding the role of women in the nation-state.
Following the initial CODH structure determinations, a primary point of contention regarding the geometry and mechanism of the C-cluster involves the presence or absence of a fifth sulfide bridging Ni and the unique Fe.
How any of this could work powerfully enough to charge a device without being dangerous to humans or pets was the main point of contention regarding uBeam until today.
Dewey did not dispute Lippmann's contention regarding journalism's flaws or the public's vulnerability to manipulation.
One point of contention regarding the Establishment Clause is how to frame government actions that implicate religion.
Dr. Ablin cites two studies, each reported in The New England Journal of Medicine, to support his contention regarding the lack of utility of P.S.A. screening.
This contention regarding one of the principal technical arguments against the system was offered by Senators John Sherman Cooper, Republican of Kentucky, and Philip A. Hart, Democrat of Michigan, as they announced that they would offer an amendment Monday to block expansion of the system.
One specific point of contention regarding the committee's research has centered on the N.F.L.'s allowing half of the players who sustain concussions to return to the same game — a practice the committee defended as safe in an article published in the January 2005 edition of the journal Neurosurgery.
Her readings aptly support her contention regarding cinema's power to lend the aura of "truth" to representations of Asia that all too frequently relied on racialized discourses of primitives and degenerates in need of American guidance.
One bone of contention regarding Bank of America's purchase of Merrill has been the gap between when senior executives knew or should have known about Merrill's troubles and when the bank's shareholders should have been told.
