The phrase "above contrary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to something mentioned earlier that is in opposition, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The findings in the report were above contrary to what we expected."
Alternatives: "contrary to what was stated above" or "in opposition to the previous statement".
Here, the positive coefficient α is introduced in the model to adjust the trade-off between the two above-mentioned contrary requirements.
At any rate, it seems clear that Collins holds much the same position as Locke in respect to truths above and truths above and contrary to reason.
Comparative analysis of L1 and iL3 gene expression (above), suggests that gene expression in iL3s is of, comparatively, unknown genes, whereas this analysis (above) suggests a contrary situation for the preceding L2 stage.
But as noted above, the contrary view on both of those is thoroughly within the mainstream.
What is clear is that Locke would not accept truths above and contrary to reason.
Does this mean that Toland rejects all truths above and, contrary to reason or that Toland rejects the claim not only that there are no truths contrary to reason in the gospel but also no truths above it even those compatible with it?
As indicated clearly above (and contrary to some misconceptions about the study), the ATN Study was not a comparison of different dialysis modalities.
Despite the elements described above, and contrary to tsetse fly-transmitted trypanosomes, the immunobiological disorders occurring during a T. evansi infection have been little documented, and the reports of immunological dysfunction occurring throughout the disease have only partially addressed the corresponding control mechanisms.
Consider again the paradox of voting of Section 1. $A$ is strictly favoured above $B$, and $B$ above $C$; but, contrary to transitivity, $C$ is strictly favoured above $A$.
On the contrary, the above case studies depict another scenario.
