Organized by Isabelle Dervaux, the Morgan's curator of modern and contemporary drawings, "Dan Flavin: Drawing" emphasizes the many different, sometimes contradictory, uses to which Flavin put pencil and paper.
As yet, the term remains mired in diverse meanings and contradictory uses, while the concept faces division on its academic worth, underdeveloped theoretical foundations, and a dearth of standardized guidelines for application.
However, it is not clear which strand is which, and the literature abounds in contradictory uses (Table 1).
Topology predictions for the transmembrane GNAT-domain protein you mention are contradictory using several programmes, so it is unclear which side of the membrane the active site of the protein would be.
Today, application and release of genetic engineered bacteria directly in the environment is not accepted by the public, and governmental regulations are contradictory for use of such microorganisms in enhancing crop yield.
In spite of these and other contradictory evidence, use of dietary supplements remains popular in Western populations.
Although it seems contradictory to use serum samples for diagnosing A. phagocytophilum infection, as the organism is found intracellularly, serum appears to be a good source of A. phagocytophilum DNA, and has been used extensively in other studies [ 3, 8].
When I asked someone who has known the principals at Facebook for years about how Apple and Facebook view each other, he e-mailed me back a litany of somewhat contradictory emotions, using expressions like "mutual respect," "cold and distrustful," "not friends" and wanting to "find a way to work together".
"Mining and visual analysis of contradictory data using ConTra" describes how ConTra deals with contradictory data in a large dataset.
