The result is a most noble, stone galleon, hung with ropes beneath elegant sash windows, the building's permanence contradicting the makeshift quality of the space (designer Phil Eddolls should take a bow).
Chasing the anger in the primary, Rubio loudly denounced President Obama's decision to visit a Baltimore mosque, and tied himself in knots trying to reverse his moderate stance on immigration, positions that contradicted the qualities that most distinguished him, his empathy and his universalism.
Whatever becomes of his bid for power, his rise already has a familiar outsized and self-contradicting quality: only in Pakistan.
The finding that for-profit hospitals have significantly higher VBP scores than non-profit hospitals (and hence higher quality) contradicts a recent survey of literature that found non-profit hospitals to provide better-quality care than for-profit hospitals [ 23].
"Evidence of high medical quality contradicts the assumption that the use of electronic fetal monitoring during labor can prevent brain damage," Dr. Nelson said.
"I don't think my voice had any special quality," Mr. Lough said later, contradicting music lovers around the world.
In our study, increasing age was markedly associated with higher monitoring rates, contradicting evidence that it is associated with poorer quality of care [ 30].
However, postprocessing techniques alter the quality characteristics of the original image in a contradicting manner [ 6].
Asheesh [ 31] did not find any association between dug-well bacteriological quality and distance to the nearest pit latrines contradicting our findings.
Polarity, in contrast, contributed to the quality of the text by motivating learners to integrate contradicting arguments from their prior knowledge into the shared wiki text.
