The defendants were accused, he writes, of giving "inexact, incomplete, and contradictory information" about "whether small tremors prior to the April 6 quake should have constituted grounds for a warning". That seems to me to, once again, commingle the two.
Nickel is one of a few heavy metals whose state remains contradictory to whether they are useful or harmful to the body.
Subsequent public statements from company personnel have been contradictory about whether production will be renewed or planned story elements will be worked into other products.
The discovery of the graves' east west alignment has prompted suggestions that the cemetery reflected Christian tradition, although the evidence overall is contradictory about whether the occupants were Christians.
Previous studies with men [29], [30], early pubertal girls [31], as well as premenopausal [32] or postmenopausal women [33] [35] have reported contradictory results, whether this polymorphism is actually associated with estrogen levels or not.
Although geoepidemiology studies showed relatively higher prevalence of GD in Asians than in Caucasians, previous genetic studies were contradictory concerning whether and/or which human leukocyte antigen (HLA) alleles are associated with GD in Asians.
However, reports are contradictory concerning whether bcl-2 is an independent predictive marker for responses to primary chemotherapy [ 17].
However, there are contradictory reports whether profiles of miRNAa and tumor specific proteins in blood circulation are parallel with tumor's profiles.
These reasoners are able to determine whether the ontology contains contradictory assertions and whether its classes are satisfiable.
He also gave some fumbling, contradictory answers about whether he loved Ms. Soncini and whether he was sincere when he told her in a letter two months after the murder that their affair was a once-in-a-lifetime, God-given gift.
