Sentence examples for contradicted among from inspiring English sources

The role of NPR1 in viral resistance is often contradicted among different plant species.

Some of the information as to the history and process of the draft nursing law was contradicting among several participants, creating difficulties in determining the most accurate and precise information.

The new construction data contradicted the notion among some builders and economists that the housing market has recently shown signs of bottoming out.

The government said the survey contradicted its poll among patients.

And there was also a suspicion among some, contradicted by others, that he did not always play hard or work hard to develop his skills.

That idea, now widely accepted among medical researchers, contradicted a previous principle of biochemistry, which said that the immune system was autonomous.

Saying that it has caused anger among priests and contradicted the church's teachings on reconciliation and forgiveness, he proposed allowing some priests who had abused to return to limited ministry.

Former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, among others, has contradicted the account that the military could have done anything to help.

However, these studies are contradicted by a study [ 27] among 163 Japanese men also using cardiopulmonary exercise parameters which did not revealed any correlation between peak VO2 and irisin levels.

The authors offered a couple of reasons for why the data about liberal conspiracy theories contradicted their assumption that there would be more believers among more knowledgeable voters.

Among the general's offenses: He repeatedly contradicted his commander in chief's positions and called for expanding the Korean War to China, potentially with nuclear weapons.