Sentence examples similar to have also been contested from inspiring English sources

The concept of 'experts' has also been contested when restricted to professionals and applied to patients.

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

While there are converging lines of evidence for a narrow FoA in WM (for a review, see Oberauer & Hein, 2012), this has also been contested (Cowan, 2011; Gilchrist & Cowan, 2011).

On the other hand, studies have contested the innocuous nature of these proteins and some equivalent receptors have also been described to mammalian cells [ 13, 14].

The Humean objection has also been vigorously contested as destructive not only of miracle stories but of common sense as well.

Smoking has also been a contested factor in Dupuytren's disease, with some studies showing a correlation between the occurrence of Dupuytren's disease and smoking [ 7], but again the outcome of surgery in smokers has not been particularly emphasized.

The projects' contribution to improve local livelihoods has also been limited, and projects have even been contested by neighboring communities on the grounds of tenure conflicts and food security concerns.

It has also been suggested that twinning itself might be part of the etiology of ASD, but this has been contested.

It has also been reported that he was elected Bishop of Tournai in 1300 but renounced his rights to the See when the election was contested.

Not only are the estimates and numbers on trafficking a contested phenomenon, but a general consensus on the definition of trafficking has also been difficult to reach.

It will also be contested in the courts.