Sentence examples for contradictory analysis from inspiring English sources

Any assessment of Samaranch, however, must allow for an intricate, often contradictory, analysis.

"Ross showed incredible responsibility," said the Everton manager, Roberto Martínez, who, in a confusing, contradictory analysis, described Baines as a "specialist" and agreed with the suggestion he was the club's best penalty taker, only to state the substitute Romelu Lukaku would have been his preferred candidate.

Strategies to reduce complexity are manifold: examples are system modelling, contradictory analysis or prospective imagination.

Toumani is usually a fluid writer, but here she gets lost in an often muddled and contradictory analysis.

Dr Sakr and colleagues present a contradictory analysis of a surgical ICU cohort, finding an association between blood transfusions and lower hospital mortality after adjustment for a range of potential confounders.

But his desire to insist on the G.O.P.'s extremism to leads him into this seemingly-contradictory analysis: The Republican party Romney is likely to lead into battle has, however, revealed itself in a diminished state dominated by its activist extreme, focused on irrelevancy, and deaf to reason about the country's fiscal choices.

Interpretation of the results is difficult, as results of the two largest studies appear contradictory, and analysis is complicated by the diversity of outcome measures.

"The evidence is contradictory, the forensic analysis is limited, and almost all the witnesses have an obvious bias or prejudice".

Still, the lag in reporting the true extent of the emissions added to what some critics have called a litany of confusing and contradictory data and analysis from the Japanese authorities, putting officials on the defensive about whether they delayed, or even blocked, the release of information to the public.

Contradictory to correlation analysis, time spent on learning in class was not significantly related to competence development at any hierarchical level of the multilevel analysis.

This tentative or provisional, often contradictory, understanding makes analysis complex.