The phrase "above contention" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one is referring to something that is beyond dispute or argument, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The evidence presented was so compelling that it was considered above contention in the debate."
Alternatives: "beyond dispute" or "undeniably true".
(National level informant) Further to the above contentions, bold recommendations were consistently provided by our informants pointing to policy makers and planners to make sufficient preparations before considering to up-scale task shifting.
Using the above for contention avoidance storage solutions, BID schemes are capable of delivering higher performance.
The primary issue within the framework (issues above contention-level arguments) is the criterion.
In an experiment in which a representative was chosen from each lineage in figure 3, the strand 5 left out, and then clustered using the MUSTANG program we still recover their exclusive grouping supporting the above-stated contention.
This observation strengthens our contention, above, that the long dwells at 2 mM ATP at 4°C are at or close to ATP-waiting angles.
The analysis above supports the contention that the length of the "least action trajectory" along the contours of the epigenetic landscape is more important in predicting transitions between alternative cellular states than the simple "aerial distance" in state space [ 13].
Despite the above findings, there remains some contention about the physiological function of RNAi in regulating viruses in mammalian cells.
Building on the above analysis, it is our contention that many factors need to be brought together if assessment of research impact on policy-making is to contribute to an understanding of the issues and an enhancement of utilisation.
Such a finding also supports the contention described above that the ratio of Cdc45 to MCMs influences the efficiency of preRC/origin usage.
