Sentence examples for contradictory scheme from inspiring English sources

The least contradictory scheme is A, having the opposite effect on attractiveness only when B is involved (see the superscript letters in Table 5).

Cytokine profiling analyses have illustrated a contradictory scheme of the T cell response as concurrent activity of interleukin [4]-2, interferon gamma (IFN-γ), tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α), IL-4, IL-5, IL-6 and IL-12 can be detected in patients [ 2, 14].

Analysts say there is little hope of calm returning to the markets while eurozone governments are gridlocked over how to respond despite weeks of negotiations with Greece's private creditors and various contradictory schemes being mooted and then rejected.

At the same time (it is somewhat contradictory) official schemes push "positive" discrimination by caste, reserving quotas of places in higher education, plus jobs in government, to help groups deemed backward or deprived.

It quickly becomes clear that the concept of "the survival of the fittest" gives license to a multitude of contradictory views and schemes.

Cutting assistance to comfortably well-off (if not necessarily wealthy) families is justifiable on the grounds of trimming fiscal fat and reducing entitlements – but to impose a new tax on these same families while simultaneously allowing them to access an incredibly generous paid parental leave scheme is contradictory.

For instance, one 635-bp long consensus sequence built by RECON from the D. melanogaster genome has long terminal repeats as well as a poly-A tail which is contradictory according to our classification scheme derived from [5].

This scheme is complimentary not contradictory to the existing interpretation methods.

Before becoming prime minister, Stephen Harper implied that the science of climate change was "tentative and contradictory", called the Kyoto accord a "socialist scheme" and ranted that an "army of Canadians" was needed to defeat it.

Shapps said the scheme would help resolve the "contradictory" situation whereby a 250,000 families lived in overcrowded accommodation, while more than 400,000 homes were larger than their occupants needed.

The fact that the requirements of capacity, robustness, and imperceptibility are contradictory necessitates a tradeoff in the design of various watermarking schemes.