Justice Scalia in turn disputed the relevance of that fact.
Mr. Chanin disputed the relevance of the magnet and charter schools, which do not charge tuition and so should not be assessed as part of the voucher program, he said.
Indeed, a rare common factor among 20-odd countries in the region with the "ex-communist" tag is that they dispute its relevance.
This phenomenon, usually called the Bradley effect, is highly controversial, and many people dispute its relevance to the 2008 election, arguing it has not been demonstrated in elections involving black candidates in the past decade.
Plaintiffs' dispute the relevance of this evidence because these incidents did not involve plaintiffs and occurred long before or shortly after the attack and therefore should not be viewed as probative of intent or purpose.
So at a minimum, it's reasonable to assume that Obama will continue as president, if only out of habit, to appeal to these bipartisan grassroots, even if their existence is disputed or their relevance denied in conventional political circles.
Nevertheless, we should keep in mind that radiographic parameters are surrogate endpoints and their clinical relevance remains disputed [36, 37].
The mathematical conception of relevance has been disputed.
However, the theory has been criticised by independent evaluators for its 'lack of appropriate conceptual and empirical framework' g [ 62] and its relevance has been disputed by several scholars [ 29, 63, 64].
Over the past few years, there have been confounding reports from distinguished scientists that dispute the relevance of vascular density and clinical outcome in melanomas [ 29, 30], non-small-cell lung carcinoma [ 31], oral cancers [ 32], esophageal cancers [ 33], aggressive prostate cancers [ 34], and breast cancer [ 35].
