Sentence examples for contradiction to the notion of from inspiring English sources

This was in marked contradiction to the notion of "informed" choices that consumers are expected to make in a competitive market.

A decrease in Vbr suggests higher concentrations of quinidine in the brain, which may appear to be a contradiction to the notion that kainate treatment should result in upregulation of P-gp and thus rather a decrease in brain concentrations.

Logic is after all the only avenue we have for giving meaning to the notion of (logical) contradiction.

They ascribe to the notion of forgiveness.

In §100 of the Ontologia, Wolff writes: "The notion of the impossible which is that which involves a contradiction, and the notion of the possible which is that which is free from contradiction is conformable to the practice of the Mathematicians".

Whether there's any contradiction in the notion of focusing on your own mind as an anti-stress strategy and means to increase calmness/achieve greater self-awareness versus relying on a VR headset to artificially induce a feeling of tranquility is up for debate.

And here, surely, is the fatal contradiction in the notion of a post-Brexit Britain that will combine huge tax benefits for the corporate few with Theresa May's promise of social justice for the many.

"They're in absolute contradiction with the notion of government".

The concept of 'horizontal genomics' involves an internal contradiction because the notion of horizontal gene transfer (HGT) inherently implies the existence of a standard of vertical, tree-like evolution, and most of the existing methods for HGT detection are based on the comparison of gene trees to a standard 'species tree', in practice often the rRNA tree [ 16, 17].

The notion of evolvability as a selectable trait is in evident contradiction to the known efforts of evolution aimed at creating genetic stability of organisms and lineages [ 25].

These are in contradiction to the exposure rates of the upper part of the body.