Sentence examples for contests the conclusion from inspiring English sources

Although the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam contests the conclusion that the man is van Gogh, David Skora, the director of the Seton Gallery, said the photograph was subjected to analysis by Joseph Buberger, a photo historian, and Dr. Albert Harper, director of the Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science.

Some recent research, however, strongly contests the conclusion that minimum wages cause job loss.

Responding to a request for comment, LVMH referred to the statement it made to Le Monde, saying the company "vigorously contests the conclusions of the report".

Predictably, Reason magazine contests the conclusions of both Foreign Policy magazine and official doctrine on drones about its real efficacy.

A5 China Contests Torture Claims China contested the conclusions of a United Nations envoy and denied that torture was widespread in the country, asking the envoy to revise his views before making a final report on his two-week visit.

(Experian contests the plaintiffs' allegations).

Pemex vigorously contests the prediction.

Néstor Kirchner, who was expected to contest the presidency at the conclusion of his wife's term, died suddenly in October 2010.

Some scientists hotly contest the panel's conclusions, which may also pose problems for other federal agencies.

The results are presented in Section 4 and compared to results obtained at the ISMIR 2004 tempo induction contest before the conclusion and outlook in Section 5. Tempo induction, beat tracking, and meter detection methods can roughly be divided into two major groups.

His participation never came to be and the country has not made another attempt to join the contest following the conclusion of its broadcaster's ban.