If we have observed many Fs to be followed by Gs, and no contrary instances, then observing a new F will lead us to anticipate that it will also be a G.
This approach emphasises close examination of negative or contrary instances while aiming for conclusions that can be generalised to the study population.
On the contrary, for instance in IGROV-1 cells, the presence of mifepristone enhanced cisplatin-paclitaxel toxicity as reflected by specific sub-G1 DNA content and caspase-3 activation.
On the contrary, he cites instance after instance.
During the TV interview, for instance, contrary to her reputation as something of a radical, she came across as calm and measured, if somewhat vague.
But I haven't seen much research on the topic, and it is easy to think of some contrary examples (for instance, Sarah Palin was very popular in Alaska in 2008 but played poorly on the national stage).
For instance, contrary to developed countries "it is the rule rather than the exception that companies do not comply with existing legal frameworks related to corruption, payment of taxes, fair trade practices, respect for human rights, customer services, [and] environmental protection' in developing countries" ((Prieto Carron et al. 2006), p. 978).
Researchers have found contrary evidence; for instance, the community of the family studied by George Huntington openly accommodated those who exhibited symptoms of HD.
For instance contrary to public health definition of skilled attendance at birth, women emphasised respectful care (i.e. care, love and empathy for pregnant women), a practice that is currently promoted.
In this case, farthest-first generally outperforms d-Confidence in finding rare instances, contrary to what happens in text corpora.
