There was the fist-bump, the quick chat and the steely gaze forwards as another point was contested.
However, these definitions and cut-off points are contested and there is debate within the palliative care and dementia communities about what is palliative care for someone with dementia and when it should begin, with many failing to recognise dementia as a terminal illness and when death is approaching (Sachs, Shega, & Cox-Hayley, 2004; Thune-Boyle et al., 2010).
Studies indicated that shear bond strengths were reduced when eugenol-based cements were used to lute temporary crowns or inlays [31, 35], although this point has been contested [19].
He even seems to suggest that such normative notions as autonomy, legitimacy, sovereignty, and so forth, are themselves effects of modern power (this point has been contested recently in the literature on Foucault; see Allen 2008a and Oksala 2005).
The Foot Locker Three-Point Shootout was contested by six players.
This view, however, was contested.
It was also an early point of European contact and was contested by England, France, Portugal, and the Netherlands before ultimately coming under French control in the late 19th century.
Everything else was contested.
Reduced macrophage phagosome acidification related to defective Cl− conduction has been reported as a potential cause of recurrent infections associated with chronic inflammation in CF [10], although this point has recently been contested [11].
Cassandra also hopes that "unemployability" and "unemployerability", as discussed in point 9, are contested next year (on both linguistic and social fronts).Nevertheless, the forecasts make for intriguing reading and highlights appear below.
