Sentence examples for contested based from inspiring English sources

Algiz -- elk-sedge -- The meaning of Algiz is widely contested, based on varied interpretations of the Rune poems.

Its breast cancer origin was contested based on the fact that it expresses milk proteins [ 16, 17].

The concept of cortical columns has also been contested based on this apparent ambiguity in definition (Horton and Adams 2005; Douglas and Martin 2007).

Finally, the EU's jurisdictional architecture, particularly in monetary and fiscal affairs, is currently contested based on different views on efficiency, redistribution and identity.

The argument about how the societies of the West should be organized has been settled in favor of a loose association of commercial republics that choose their governments through contested elections based on universal suffrage.

The Progressive Change Institute examined all 142 Democratic candidates in contested races, based on rankings from the nonpartisan Cook Political Report as well as material from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Marine units were finishing sweeps of contested ground, clearing the last stretches of roads of hidden bombs, and reinforcing hastily erected patrol bases and outposts.

It remains contested ground.

It is bitterly contested ground.

The league, announced in New York on Monday, will be contested by six city based men's teams, employing mostly US-qualified players.

However, immediately after the publication of Warburg's paper "On the Origin of Cancer Cells" [15], Weinhouse contested Warburg's ideas based on results in his laboratory showing that neoplastic tissues have a normal OXPHOS (oxidative phosphorylation) capacity when supplemented with NAD+ [16, 17].