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This raises the contention that the highly specific neuronal remodelling of the ipsilateral CN evoked by cortical activation may also be mediated by descending projections from the contralateral auditory cortex to the CN.

Both phenomena are ablated by CXCR3 deficiency or blockade, which raises the contention that the improved outcomes observed in septic mice with CXCR3 deficiency or blockade are due to attenuated trafficking and activation of innate lymphocyte populations.

Syed's attorney has also raised the contention that he received inadequate defence counsel and therefore deserves a new hearing.

Using human embryonic stem cells raises the most contention, because they must be collected from an embryo.

This contention raises the following question: Were the General Cigar public shareholders impermissibly coerced to vote for the merger because of a lock-up provision required by Swedish Match as part of the transaction?

Appellants raised the Commerce Clause and Supremacy Clause contentions in their "pretrial memo of points and authorities" and in their opening argument at trial.

"We'll do everything we can to raise the points of contention," Turner said.

Mr. Morrison, paraphrasing former President Harry S. Truman, also dismissed Mr. Weicker's contention that raising the issue of Mr. Weicker's income taxes was a negative campaign tactic.

In support of this contention and to raise the awareness of clinicians managing patients with decompensated cirrhosis, we report invasive pulmonary aspergillosis in three such patients.

But Honest's contentions increasingly are being called into question, raising the risk that the principles who have allowed Honest to grow are being undermined.

The pontiff even raised the issue of his papal authority, one of the chief points of theological contention between Roman Catholic and Eastern churches.