Sentence examples for contradictory between from inspiring English sources

EVERY day there are new stories in the tabloids about the latest link, sometimes tenuous, sometimes contradictory, between cancer and some aspect of lifestyle.

However, the partitioning of biomass to above-ground components is often contradictory between studies (Snowdon and Benson, 1992; Watt et al. 2003).

However, the contradictory between transportation efficiency and payload swing suppression is an annoying problem, which badly limits the application of aerial transportation.

However findings and the strength of findings were contradictory between studies.

The classical inflammation data may appear to be contradictory between the two studies; however, there are several important points to be considered.

However, the predictive value of survivin mRNA examined by RT PCR is contradictory between two independent studies (Monzo et al, 1999, Falleni et al, 2003).

2. Other uncontroversial elements of trust are that trust can be unconscious or tacit (Lagerspetz 1998) and that trust and distrust are "contraries but not contradictories; between them lies a neutral space" (Jones 1996, 16).

The vertical organization of the health care system and the contradictory mandates between sectors obstruct the effective collaboration and referral between different services that the women and their families need.

There is a sharp difference between the way trade agreements are first made, in sometimes mutually contradictory compromises between politicians, and the way they are interpreted afterwards by sharp-eyed lawyers.

The contradictory findings between GWA studies and our present study might be due to differences between populations or the different reporting criteria for a P value.

This seemingly contradictory relationship between interferon signaling and poor outcome vs. the more typically reported associations between T cell B cell immune system signals and good outcome has been well documented [ 42].