Sentence examples for contradicting assumptions from inspiring English sources

Support was largely consistent across different regions of England, contradicting assumptions that people living in London and other major cities are more liberal than others.

A study of the relationship between scientists in 'Silicon Fen,' a cluster of high-tech businesses in Cambridge has found that the close proximity does not increase idea-sharing, contradicting assumptions made by policy-makers.

Cold Hands, Warm Heart by Jill Wolfson Walker Bookss £6.99) extends the idea of family ties to cover the complex connection between the family of an organ donor with the organ's recipient, contradicting assumptions and dispelling myths (not all donor recipients are necessarily worthy, and their common predicament is not always enough to make them like one another).

Table 1 shows that some sequences' occurrences are highly correlated with the position in the reads, contradicting assumptions of how reads are obtained from a DNA sequence.

Currently, there are contradicting assumptions on the role of ON in cancer development, including PDAC (Podhajcer et al, 2008).

Estimating the minimum grain size after a certain SPD process is truly a challenging task; however, several attempts with contradicting assumptions have been recently made to predict or model the steady-state grain size [11 15].

This does not contradict assumptions on structurally equivalent instruction-enjoyment relations across different academic subjects WITHIN individual students.

This appears to contradict assumptions often made that people remain residents until death [ 19].

This contradicts assumptions used in both European and US recommendations for total water intake that all individuals obtain about 20%% of their total water from food.

which contradicts assumption (A1).

However, this contradicts assumption 5. □.