Sentence examples for contradictory on from inspiring English sources

In ravens the picture is contradictory: on one hand, nonbreeder aggregations are large, open groups with unstable group composition, making linear dominance hierarchies unlikely.

A typical column from Al Riyadh, a Saudi daily, says that Arabs will not trust America as long as its official pronouncements remain contradictory: on the one hand, for example, claiming Syria's full co-operation in the anti-terror coalition, on the other including Syria on a list of countries that should be attacked.America's conduct of the investigation has also drawn scorn.

Moreover, information on UCH L1 expression in different cancer cell lines is contradictory: on the one hand, silencing of UCH L1 expression by the methylation of its promoter was observed in some cancer cell lines and primary tumors [34], [35], [36].

To some extent, our recommendations seem contradictory: on the one hand we advocate to only present concise information, on the other hand we suggest the presentation of tailored information.

Relatedly, at first glance, two findings here may appear contradictory: on the one hand, interviewees support local IRBs, not because such local entities reflect community values, but because such local IRBs can facilitate interactions with PIs and provide local knowledge of PIs and subjects.

Other than the officers, there was one eyewitness to the shooting, Schrrie Elliott, but her testimony was contradictory on many critical points.

That may sound a little weak and self-contradictory on my part, and this is an issue I've wrestled with in an unsatisfactory way before.

It's also, in many ways, a painful book: he's such a deft portraitist that he captures himself at his most unknowing, wounded, prideful and self-contradictory (on the art market, on his sometimes controversial forays into public art).

Although this method has been widely developed and investigated, there are still some contradictories on the relationship between the silver nanoparticle sizes and power of laser beam.

What does God require of us?" Stark shows that the Bible isn't just self-contradictory on a few historical details but that within the pages of the Bible is an argument and not just an argument with the outside world: The Bible is an argument with itself.

Singer is equally perplexed about contradictory indications on whether global inequality is on the rise.