Sentence examples for contradict assumed from inspiring English sources
The detailed phylogenetic affinities of these genera are still uncertain, although some of our results contradict assumed relationships.
The STR-variation age of Hg C* is surprisingly young (5.5±1.6 KYA), which seems to contradict the assumed ancestral status of Hg C*.
Including either a constant or quadratic term in these models provided no improvement in fit so we have no evidence to contradict the assumed exponential decay model or to suggest that loss was age-dependent (age and interval length are strongly confounded in this study design).
He mentioned briefly that what she revealed appeared to contradict the widely assumed scientist shortage.
This novel pore architecture contradicts the commonly assumed pore arrangements and requires a rethinking of the formation mechanisms previously proposed.
This observation contradicts the previously assumed CYP51 rigidity and suggests that compounds binding CYP51 by an induced fit mechanism likely form tighter complexes which generate higher resolution crystal structures.
Importantly, this contradicts the generally assumed notion that HGT of "informational" genes (i.e. those coding for proteins involved in the expression and the transmission of genetic information) are less frequent than those involving the remaining ones ("operational") genes.
The minutes say: "With hindsight, Pauline suggested that Gavyn and Greg may have reached an agreement of their own, and by describing it to her and not being contradicted, they had implicitly assumed that she concurred with it.
Lane was drawn to the assassination after reading early press reports of witnesses contradicting the official version, that assumed Oswald's guilt.
Independent responses of CFSR to individual essential AA observed in this study contradict the single-limiting AA theory assumed in current requirement systems.
Hoping to be contradicted, he told the man he assumed it would be death – but the jailor just looked thoughtful and agreed.
