Sentence examples for contradict predictions from inspiring English sources

Peter Stott of the Met Office said computer-generated climate models all showed that periods of slower warming were to be expected as part of the natural variation of the climate cycle, and did not contradict predictions.

So while the study does give us an insight into what happened to species when the planet warmed millions of years ago, it doesn't contradict predictions of greater species extinctions due to current rates of climate change.

The findings contradict predictions that skills training would take a huge hit as firms crunched their budgets.

A marked departure from the grueling toll of the last few weeks, the relative lull seems at first glance to contradict predictions that a bloody April was just the start of America's killing season a rash of violence invited by the warmer weather of spring.

These findings seem to contradict predictions made by the thrifty phenotype hypothesis [21].

However, recent work has highlighted cases in which the observed patterns of codon usage and base composition contradict predictions based on Hill-Robertson interference.

This lower spall strength in polycrystals contradicts predictions from the Hall Petch equation.

Mr. Giuliani said the study contradicted predictions that workfare would interfere with the ability of students to get a college education.

Voters in Tehran lined up as early as 7 30 a.m. on Friday, half an hour before the polls opened, and the turnout contradicted predictions that Iranians, fed up with haphazard efforts at reform, would stay away in droves.

The presence of interplane events (Kita et al. 2010b) indicates that intermediate-depth intraslab events occur even at temperatures much lower than 650 800 °C, which further contradicts predictions based on the estimate of Kelemen and Hirth (2007).

As the investments in asset specificity and the bargaining power explanations lead to contradicting predictions on the relationship between farm size and the perceived value of a cooperative buyer, we only built a hypothesis on the bargaining power being relatively more valued by small than large producers (hypothesis 2).