"Contrary to conceptions of development held 30 or 40 years ago, young children can think both concretely and abstractly" (NRC 2007, p. 3).
"Contrary to conceptions of development held 30 or 40 years ago, young children can think both concretely and abstractly" (National Research Council 2007, p. 3).
First, perhaps contrary to common conception, our data support a major role for PPARα in human liver, as evidenced by the large number of genes altered upon PPARα activation in primary human hepatocytes.
Earlier this year, the German Economic Institute (DIW) had released a study indicating that contrary to common conceptions, Germany had the most unequal distribution of wealth in the eurozone.
Researchers from the University of Manchester found that, contrary to popular conceptions, health and relationship problems were more closely linked to decreasing sexual activity and functioning, rather than simply advancing age.
It says much of Morris's skill that he's able to keep us bewitched and beguiled in a topsy-turvy world There's a fascination at the way the Metropolitan Police act in a way that seems contrary to our conceptions of justice and fair play 1. "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way," is the opening line of which 19th-century novel?
"Contrary to popular conceptions about precocious college dropouts with big ideas, U.S. innovators actually tend to be experienced and highly educated," concludes the study, which is based on a survey of more than 900 people associated with "meaningful and marketable" recent inventions.
Contrary to popular conceptions, most of these poor women are workers, not welfare recipients.
Contrary to popular conceptions, ignorant and hateful people have not been behind the production and reproduction of racist ideas in America.
Contrary to one popular conception, this often included instrumental doubling of the voice parts and the use of an organ continuo, an improvised part.
