Sentence examples for contested notion from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the contested notion of MO attacks with silent aura is resolved.

The seemingly contested notion of MO (migraine without aura) with silent aura can also be resolved when the spatiotemporal development of SD is taken into account.

Only one well-documented case of a spontaneous migraine headache supports the still contested notion of "silent aura" [22]: Blood-flow changes where observed that were most likely the result of SD.

It looks at heterosexual relationships only and is predicated on the (contested) notion that men want sex more than women do.

Since homophobia remains a contested notion, I use it in this paper within an inverted comma.

He is right: in our time of heightened paranoia over Russian spying and contested notions of truth, his script touches a nerve.

We discuss cultural, social, and political meanings of citizenship; efforts to define and classify disabled bodies; contested notions of bodily difference; and the ways disability has and continues to be used as a metaphor for socially defined inferiority like gender, race, or sexuality.

This is the reason why the use of this measure is one of the most controversial and hotly contested notions in American education today and why the National Academy of Sciences recommends more study is needed before this approach gets wider application and certainly before it becomes a factor in high stakes decisions.

However, some argue that any such attempt inevitably reflects the views of those creating such tools and only produce highly contested notions of "reality".

Another Tweet contested the notion that C.A. constructed "personality profiles" for potential voters.

Right after the 2010 election, Think Progress compiled a list of the members of Congress who (says Think Progress) contested the notion of anthropogenic climate change.