The phrase 'contradicts to' is not correct and it cannot be used in written English.
The correct phrase is 'contradicts.' For example: The witness's testimony contradicted the suspect's alibi.
However, this contradicts to the statement that the ideal interface between the implants and surrounding tissues should match the tissues being replaced.
Taking the limit, we have that (|w_{n}|to0), which contradicts to (| w_{n}|= 1) for all n.
Male participants perceived greater arousal than female participants which contradicts to previous study.
This means that the threshold voltage should exist even at room temperature, which contradicts to our data.
However, such interpretation of the results contradicts to the basic notions in the theory of wetting and to more accurate and detailed data.
This contradicts to the experimental results that Tc increases from ~ 5K in phenanthrene to ~ 33K in 1, 2 : 8, 9-dibenzopentacene.
This generally leads to the lower detection rate of the minority class, which contradicts to the needs of high detection rate of the minority class in many real applications.
However, one of the deficiencies of LDM is that it easily leads to the lower detection rate of the minority class than that of the majority class on imbalanced data which contradicts to the needs of high detection rate of the minority class in the real application.
which contradicts to (4.32).
This contradicts to (2.1).
