Nelson was named the winner of the 2004 Olympic shot-put competition eight years after it was contested when the original champion, Yuriy Bilonog of Ukraine, retroactively tested positive for a banned substance.
Though different models of the evolution of aggression rely on different mathematical techniques and focus on different payoffs (mates, food, shelter and so on), they all share the following characteristic: at some point, animals assess both their relative chances of winning a fight, and the relative value of the resource being contested, when deciding whether or not to fight [2] [7].
The concept of 'experts' has also been contested when restricted to professionals and applied to patients.
Because he keeps it low key and collaborative, colleagues point to a tendency where Shorten seems to agree with everyone, which can be disconcerting when ideas are contested: where will he land, what does he really think?
Finally, subparagraph (B) requires the court to hold a hearing when forfeiture is contested.
When he is contested at the top of the key, Lin adjusts nicely, looking up to try to connect with Tyson Chandler on an alley-oop.
It's difficult to say just how much of a physical difference it makes (though it certainly makes some), but when sport is contested in miniature like this, the psychology is crucial.
However, communicating best evidence alongside respecting individual patient preferences can pose a challenge to health practitioners, particularly when evidence is contested or the weight of evidence is unclear [ 5- 7].
The most-cited reasons are complexity and high legal costs, especially when a divorce is contested.
But when the title is contested in Paris later this month, China is likely to be a strong contender.
