Sentence examples for contradict with the notion from inspiring English sources

The lack of a Oshox14 mutant in the Tos17 insertion mutant collection (Hirochika 2001) does not contradict with the notion that HvHox2 is essential for plant growth and development in the cereals.

However, under ethanol stress, our experimentally estimated μg of 0.045 for X514 appeared to be two orders of magnitude higher than that of optimal-growth Thermusthermophilus and actually slightly higher than that of E.coli under isobutanol stress (0.026) [ 5], contradicting with the current notion [ 35].

They also contradict the notion that events laden with emotional significance are remembered more accurately, the authors say.

These findings certainly contradict the notion that studies using in utero exposure with follow-up for about 2.5 years invariably result in carcinogenic activity.

"The lack of any physical evidence of sexual contact," Judge Alan E. Norris wrote for the majority, does not "contradict the notion that the murderer lured Mrs. Muncey from her home with a sexual motive".

These results contradict the notion that NPY has significant relevance to joint pain in patients with KOA, and significantly higher concentrations of NPY may lead to a significant increase in pain.

"I wanted to contradict the notion that modernism is uncomfortable and uninviting, and prove that it can go hand-in-hand with comfort," Mr. Ascalon said.

The findings contradict the notion of the school bully as maladjusted or aggressive by nature.

But the practical lessons of digital preservation contradict the notion that bits are eternal.

They sharply contradict the notion that they rely on Mr. Assad's government for protection.

This seems to me correct, even if it may contradict the notion that no great breakthrough took place.