(The more the better — contrary to popular belief, which holds that the Green Monster, an oversized wall barely three hundred feet down the left-field line, makes Fenway a righty's delight).
Wing length did not seem to account for dispersal ability in our study: we did not find evidence that larger individuals dispersed farther or survived better contrary to other studies on insects [8], [9], [10], [36], [67], [68].
Numerical simulations showed that a larger nanowall array height could provide better sensitivity, but a lower nanowall array height could provide better sensitivity difference, contrary to what we would intuitively expect.
A. The atmosphere in Iran is getting better every day, contrary to what many people have heard in the West.
When physical abuse co-occurs with neglect, there is more stimulation through negative parent child interaction, which may lead to better cognitive outcomes, contrary to Cumulative Risk Theory.
The Week's Best Quote Anne Bezanconn believes older entrepreneurs are better: "This is why, contrary to popular belief, most entrepreneurs do not create companies in their early twenties.
Contrary to "Better Gas Mileage, Greater Security," by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Op-Ed, Nov. 24), I have never argued that increased domestic production would not reduce oil prices or that increased domestic production wouldn't reduce oil imports.
40 This study shows that under worse socioeconomic conditions, the HBP figures are better; this finding is contrary to what is described in the literature, pointing to an increase in blood pressure to lower socioeconomic status.
The belief that the animals exist because God created them – and that he created them so we can better meet our needs – is contrary to our scientific understanding of evolution and, of course, to the fossil record, which shows the existence of non-human primates and other animals millions of years before there were any human beings at all.
Joseph, then, appears to have acted, freely and intentionally, contrary to his better judgment.
And people sometimes give in to their urges, contrary to their better judgment.
