The selection of untreated instead of pretreated wheat straw was based on the contention that this substrate better selects microbes with high capacity to degrade complex and recalcitrantly bound (hemi cellulose structures.
This criticism is based on the contention that the dose of intermittent therapy provided in the intensive arm was actually less than the dose of continuous therapy provided in the less-intensive arm [ 6].
6 8 The rationale for this approach is based on the contention that ascorbate enters the RTLF from the plasma pool paracellularly 9 and that by increasing plasma ascorbate, knock-on increases in RTLF concentrations will be achieved, conferring heightened protection against oxidative insults.
It was based on the contention of a "prominent" German politician, Gunther Krichbaum, that the UK "cannot survive" outside the EU.
Many doubts about the shield are based on the contention that decoys could always confuse an interceptor to let a warhead slip through.
Micronesia's case was based on the contention that doing so would result in continued emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming, which it says threatens its existence.
The outcry over the disproportionate influence New Hampshire and Iowa wield on the presidential nominating system is largely based on the contention that two small states are demographically unrepresentative of the nation.
On Nov. 10, as the missiles were being dismantled, Ambassador Marchant, London's man in Havana, calmly reflected on the passing storm: My own early disbelief, shared by most of my colleagues, was based on the contention, which I still hold to be true, that Castro's first principle in all his thinking and doing has been to survive and "defend the Revolution".
Mr. McDonald's appeal was based on the contention that Mr. Symington, who in 1997 resigned in his second term over financial improprieties that led to convictions on charges of bank fraud, did not actually review his case, an argument that was persuasive to the State Supreme Court.
