Sir Peter Spencer, its chief executive, said: "The findings of the PACE trial contradict the considerable evidence of our own surveys and those of other patient groups.
These works transcend — or contradict — their considerable materiality to resemble dark, toxic planets, and they seem genuinely furious but also comedic.
Yet despite considerable evidence that contradicts the story of a prelapsarian gynecocracy, and a glaring lack of evidence to support it, many people, according to Cynthia Eller, continue to subscribe to it.
Although the trial produced considerable testimony that contradicted the original case against Ray, the Justice Department announced in 2000 that its own internal investigation, launched in 1998 at the King family's request, had failed to find sufficient evidence to warrant a further investigation.
Miner's primary sources included an aide to lame-duck Medill Dean John Lavine, and Anita Alvarez's prosecutors, whose court filings Miner dutifully linked to without referencing the considerable public record that contradicts their claims.
There is now a considerable body of evidence to contradict that assertion - and it keeps on growing.
It contradicted literally hundreds of well-designed trials, not to mention considerable clinical experience, showing antidepressants to be effective for a wide array of depressed patients.
All models exhibit considerable variability in their ATP balance (in mmol/h/half udder), which contradicts the assumption about the behavior of this organ.
The new order includes considerable provisions preventing states and municipalities from creating rules or regulations that contradict the federal ones.
Hence there are sometimes considerable differences between countries and within countries, and a hypothesis should not contradict those facts.
