Sentence examples for and contradicted in the from inspiring English sources

Almost as quickly as the report surfaced in the Spanish media last week, it was denied, mocked and contradicted in the Belgian and Italian media.

Studies comparing operative and conservative treatment are dated and contradicted in their conclusions.

Nevertheless, a small subclade, which includes both teleomorphs and anamorphs from North America, is supported in the cal1 and tef1 tree and not contradicted in the chi18-5 tree, and we therefore consider this holomorphic subclade as a hypothetical phylogenetic species (H. sp. 'paralixii nom. prov.', Figure 1).

For example, one of the reviewers struggles greatly with the authors defining shear in terms of "the negative change in average triangle elongation" (in the third paragraph of the aforementioned subsection and then seemingly contradicted in the fourth paragraph).

Although the implicit guarantee has not been tested -- and indeed is explicitly contradicted in the offering documents for the debt the companies sell -- it has nonetheless generally allowed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to borrow money at lower interest rates than any entity short of the government.

However, a comparison of individual gene trees reveals that this separation is mainly caused by the chi18-5 topology, whereas it is contradicted in the tef1 and the cal1 trees.

No doubt these rumors will be corroborated or contradicted in the coming months, and we'll sound our own sources as well.

That was contradicted in the second trial by the claim they stole much of that same oil.

The Washington Post recently had a banner headline written to attract attention then contradicted in the story.

These results have not been contradicted in the three years since their discovery [ 9].

This was contradicted in the assertion that treatment goals as such were not communicated to patients.