The Low Pay Commission, the quango which sets the floor wage, contests this notion, but has been raising it at a more moderate pace in the past couple of years.Where there is more general agreement is that the young people who are most vulnerable in the labour market are the low-skilled.
However, recent work by Yamada et.al., contests this notion and places the E-cadherin complex as a more dynamic entity enabling morphogenetic changes and tissue development [7].
However, similar temporal limits of the polarity advantage and attention (Chakravarthi and Cavanagh, 2007) contest the notion of this effect being an exclusively low-level process.
There are some scholars who contest the notion that race is neither genetic nor biological, but they are not interviewed.
Few people in Turkey contest the notion that something resembling a deep state existed, but its scale, its nature, and its life span are not entirely clear.
In keeping with past form, Perrson took to Twitter to contest the notion that he is "dedicated to partying his money away".
I suspect there is a cadre of cinephiles who will contest the notion that a loud midnight audience could ever trump the experience of watching a serious film with hundreds of people sitting quietly captivated and engaged.
Shortly after the combative presidential debate on Tuesday, Mitt Romney's campaign began running a striking new commercial that uses a former Obama supporter to contest the notion that Mr. Romney's positions on abortion and contraception are "extreme".
Despite the efforts of some evangelicals to combine conservative theology with progressive politics — or at least contest the notion that Jesus opposed the minimum wage — those evangelicals with the most political clout have helped turn the party of Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt into a pseudo-religion with its own Holy Trinity: the flag, the traditional family and the free market.
Immediately after declaring that "beneficial and burdensome racial classifications are equally valid," he questions whether the racial classification practiced by the University of Michigan Law School is in fact beneficial: "I must contest the notion that the law school's discrimination benefits those admitted as a result of it".
