The phrase "as contradicting" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used in this form; a more appropriate structure would be needed to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "The two statements are seen as contradicting each other."
Alternatives: "as conflicting" or "as opposing".
However, even in studies of both the same disease and the same TNF inhibitor (for example, infliximab in AS), contradicting conclusions have been drawn [ 10– 17, 18] 18].
That lawyer, Richard Massey, is quoted repeatedly as contradicting Mrs. Clinton's account.
This has been presented as contradicting Home Secretary Theresa May, who wants an overall reduction in stop-and-search.
Yet the particular existence of the covenant people is thought of not as contradicting but rather as enhancing human solidarity.
They might also be seen as contradicting his assertion that his religious beliefs do not determine his policy positions, a distinction that he and his aides have said sets him apart from conservative Christians.
Mr. Greenwald's McCain videos, most of which portray the senator as contradicting himself in different settings, have been viewed more than five million times — more than Mr. McCain's own campaign videos have been downloaded on YouTube.
It is objective to include literature in reports which support, as well as contradicts our conclusions in order to use the explanatory framework that is widely accepted by the scientific community.
5 7 A connection between PTB or LBW and violence against women has been reported, but the association is supported as well as contradicted.
By Lemma 1.1, we have, as, which contradicts, for large enough.
Replicas of drawings by the Italian Galileo and his English contemporary, Thomas Harriott, show an awareness of the Moon's pitted surface as early as 1610, contradicting cherished beliefs in a perfectly smooth celestial orb.
I don't see these young people as hypocrites or even as somehow contradicting themselves.
