Sentence examples for contradictory usage from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the end result may be contradictory usage in different parts of pipeline, now or in the future.

However, they often provide contradictory usage guidelines and recommendations as to which methods should be preferred.

These findings indicate that evolutionary pressure on highly expressed genes influenced both codon bias and translation initiation efficiency and therefore explains contradictory findings that codon usage bias correlates with translation efficiency of native genes, but not with the artificially created gene pool, which was not subjected to evolution pressure.

The data follows trends in previous studies, i.e. our data are not contradictory to a habitat-amino acid usage correlation study [ 2] and consistent with kingdom classification via principle component analysis [ 1].

Though it is true that some dictionaries include a secondary definition of schizophrenic as "having contradictory or antagonistic qualities and attitudes," this usage perpetuates a flawed and stigmatizing perception of the illness.

A number of studies have reported contradictory findings about the effects of mobile phone usage on the human brain.

Discrepancies in symbol usage between rat genome databases may reflect contradictory views of gene function, and so the R2 status is used to draw attention to such possibilities.

These seemingly contradictory results can be reconciled if the patterns of codon usage in both rice and Arabidopsis are affected equally by weak translational selection.

Far from being contradictory mechanisms, the authors suggested that GroEL buffering and codon usage may represent two complimentary ways by which organisms can limit protein misfolding errors (Warnecke and Hurst 2010).

Scherer and Siddiq (2015b) pointed out that this unidimensional view on CSE may have caused the somehow puzzling and contradictory results on the determining factors of teachers' intentions toward technology usage.

But there is another, more contradictory sense in which I think Wood uses the word "life", a usage he has inherited from Lawrence, who, in "Why the Novel Matters", claimed that the novel was the "one bright book of life".