Examples of the typeof objective circumstances which incombination might lead a hearingpanel to be comfortably satisfiedof no performance-enhancing intentwould include: the fact that the natureof the Specified Substance or thetiming of its ingestion would not havebeen beneficial to the Athlete; theAthlete’s open Use or disclosureof his or her Use of the SpecifiedSubstance; and a contemporaneousmedical records file substantiatingthe non sport-related prescriptionfor the Specified Substance.Generally, the greater the potentialperformance-enhancing benefit,the higher the burden on the Athleteto prove lack of an intent to enhancesport performance.