Sentence examples for the analysis contends from inspiring English sources
The analysis contends that the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, was asked to serve as a shadow militia for Venezuela's intelligence apparatus, although there is no evidence that President Hugo Chávez was aware of the assassination requests or that they were ever carried out.
Advocates of voice-stress analysis contend that inaudible vibrations in the voice, known as microtremors, speed up when a person is lying.
Post-Belmont press analysis contended that California Chrome was the most popular Thoroughbred in America since Zenyatta.
Other experts have challenged the validity of their analysis and contend that the preponderance of evidence is that mammography is lifesaving.
Mr. Lane seemed unfamiliar with any discounted cash flow analysis but contended the price was justified because Autonomy was unique and critical to H.P.'s strategic vision.
Last month, an organization in Washington used unverified data to make the case nationally — despite detractors contending that the analysis was "simplistic" — that the university is run inefficiently.
The suit had been filed by the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a group with industry backing, contending that the analysis, which was done in the Clinton administration and projects many harmful repercussions if temperatures rise, did not meet federal standards for the quality of data.
The analysis of Tenbaum et al (2012) contends that the tumour suppressor activity of FOXO3 is subverted by β-catenin in the nucleus; that is to say elevated nuclear β-catenin and FOXO3 in combination are associated with a metastatic predisposition.
Mr. Saletan may betray his political leanings when he calls the Democratic Leadership Council "anti-liberal," but his analysis of contending abortion strategies is undeniably acute.
He called the analysis flawed because many supplement makers contend that other substances in garlic besides allicin also provide benefits.
The Heritage Foundation analysis, in contrast, contends that newly legal immigrants can be expected to benefit from a wide variety of public services (not all attributable to the federal budget) that will far outstrip the immigrants' tax payments.
