Sentence examples for contradictions were found from inspiring English sources
Contradictions were found in only two of the records (9.09%) as depicted in Fig. 2.
The proportional hazard assumption was tested for all the variables included, both crude and adjusted, using log-minus-log plots and no contradictions were found.
Thomas J. Gleaton, a former professor of education at Georgia State University who developed the Pride survey, defended its methodology, saying that a "lie test" is built into the survey to detect blatant contradictions and to eliminate surveys on which contradictions are found.
These strong contradictions are found due to some reasons including experimental conditions and uncoupled effects between experimental and conceptual factors.
In all of the above examples, contradictions are found between researches done in different periods and it is interesting to note that the CVTree tends to support more recent results.
If we see the seventies not as an apocalyptic war between two Americas but as a time of profound uncertainty, in which conflict and contradiction were found just as often within as between Americans, it's possible to imagine the country, at the end of the decade, turning for inspiration to a vision quite different from Reagan's brand of denial.
In none of the cases where the confidence intervals were checked against these input parameters, a contradiction was found.
A third contradiction is found in the final chapters of the third treatise, which analyze the concepts of reverence and love for God.
The new model is then evaluated again, and these steps are repeated until no contradiction is found between the model and the specifications.
