Since the name Elias was rare in secular circles at the time, Westerink (1961) proposes that unless evidence to the contrary emerges, our commentator and the former prefect should be considered identical.
This finding highlights an important point made elsewhere, but often forgotten; the primary use of risk maps is to identify likely areas of no or low transmission and then exclude these from further surveys or intervention unless evidence to the contrary emerges [34].
A Microsoft executive said the company has no plans to manufacture its own company-branded smartphones, denying reports to the contrary that emerged after Redmond last week roiled the PC hardware industry by unveiling its own tablet computer.
Now, so many examples to the contrary have emerged that toleration has vanished.Surprisingly, however, the psychological underpinnings of a sense of injustice in particular, what triggers willingness to punish an offender, even at a cost to the punisher have not been well established.
Meanwhile, a contrary result emerged in a number of studies with TNF-238G/A polymorphism being not associated with TB [ 13, 18- 21].
The contrary findings emerging from the qualitative data could suggest either that interviewed women were unusual in finding the intervention helpful, or that the outcomes chosen for the main study were not those that were most important for women's sense of well-being.
Even so, last Friday, an unnamed law-enforcement official told NBC News that there was no indication that Clinton, her campaign, or the State Department had withheld information about the contents of Weiner's computer, and no evidence to the contrary has since emerged.
However, some contrary findings also emerged for punish and magnify (NE).
But to the contrary: a distinctive voice emerged, full-throated and distinctly unbound.
On the contrary, most IND pairs emerged in the recent genome evolution.
