Sentence examples for contentious interpretations from inspiring English sources

Standardized analytical procedures do not exist which can lead to contentious interpretations of the data.

Molecular clock estimates can provide further insight to such contentious interpretations; according to our time estimates (which excluded nectocaridids as potential calibration points), Nectocaris is too ancient to be a cephalopod.

This is a contentious interpretation of the law, even in the US, where linking has in some court cases been regarded as protected speech under the first amendment.

Like Shakespeare, he inspires radical and contentious interpretation – especially in Germany, where history casts a long shadow and directors rule the opera stage.

Since the political necessity that helped forge the community of West European nations vanished with communism's demise, the examination of these roots has intensified, yet just where the broader idea of Europe began is proving open to contentious interpretation.

If Nectocaris could be accepted as molluscan based on its contentious morphological interpretation, our time trees would be compatible with the idea that nectocaridids are stem variopods or within the stem of an aplacophoran/cephalopod or aplacophoran clade.

Here the data are much thinner, and interpretation more contentious.

ChIP is widely used to map histone modifications across genes and chromosomes, but their quantification and interpretation is contentious (reviewed in Clayton et al, 2006).

This notwithstanding, it is unclear what these values are for all these tools and their interpretation is contentious given that the MCID appears to vary according to baseline severity and the scale used to determine it, and may be time-dependent [ 1].

However contentious, their viciously anti-feminist interpretation of fundamentalist Islam brooks no opposition and is consequently far from popular, even outlawing watching sports contests and football on television.

Even this limited characterisation is contentious, however, and points to divergent interpretations of "preferences over prospects/options".