Our findings suggest the hypothesis that the gap between the enthusiasm of policymakers and technologists for telehealth and telecare and their more limited uptake in practice may be at least partially explained by this contested organising vision.
JERUSALEM — At the heart of this contested city, the holy site known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as Haram al-Sharif, or Noble Sanctuary, has become, for many, the epicenter of the conflict between Israel, the Palestinians and the wider Muslim world.
But, at this point, any contested Convention would have to be premised on a gimmick a rule change, for example—or a true upheaval in the Party.
A decade ago primary care research was described as a "lost cause," [ 1] although this was contested at the time [ 2, 3].
VICE News traveled to Silwan and met with Palestinians and Israelis living in this contested neighborhood at a time when Jerusalem is more divided than ever.
At a rally in this fiercely contested state today, Mr. Gore delivered a spirited, turn-the-tables speech to a partisan crowd by accusing Mr. Bush of using "fuzzy math" to justify his policies on tax cuts, Social Security and health care.
The origin of birds was one of the great unknowns (or at least, most contested) for palaeontology, but this is now settled and supported to a remarkable degree.
Has it in the N.F.L., where few are better, Hostler said, at catching contested balls.
Merriman, who at first contested the league's suspension, dropped his appeal and served a four-game suspension.
Although the vice-chairman's wife had at first contested his plan, he had slowly won her over, and she now supported him wholeheartedly.
