This may confuse, mystify, and unsettle students by showing them the naivety of the phrase: "History teaches us that...," when all that history teaches us is that it's a battleground of contested opinions.
In addition, Roberts wrote the hotly contested 5-4 majopinionpinion in Williams-Yulee v.
Although Singer considered B. tabacinus to be the same species as Boletus pisciodorus, this opinion was contested by William Alphonso Murrill, who, after examining the type specimens of both species, considered them to be distinct.
As a result, decision makers' and public confidence in expertise may diminish, if an issue is repeatedly contested by opposing experts' opinions that may be elicited almost at any time, due to prevailing uncertainty [26, 27].
This administration route is not considered ideal to obtain a therapeutic dose of cortisone at the level of the retina [ 37] although this opinion can be contested on the basis of the clinical results and the ultrasound investigations which demonstrate how a correct administration of the injection makes it possible to deposit the drug in the macular area [ 38- 40].
Some of these rules are also sometimes contested, and people have differing opinions on what should be capitalised.
In addition, the extent to which a policy issue is contested and, whether stakeholders share similar opinions and preferences will impact the uptake of evidence.
So we know, as fact, not theory that those members of Congress who might be most responsive to constituent opinion -- because they are in contested seats -- spend more time with donors than with their voters.
Such a view can be contested.
This view, however, was contested.
