Sentence examples for contrary is in from inspiring English sources

From string theory to stem cells, or who to vote for, being contrary is in our nature (or is it nurture?).

A definite object, on the contrary, is in the absolutive case, while the subject is in the relative case (also used as a genitive) and the verb has a suffix referring both to the object and to the subject: arna-m neqa nera-a "the woman is eating the fish," nera-a "she (or he) is eating it".

In fact, the average Nusselt numbers of the present work are in strong agreement with the results of Pak and Cho [19] except that for Re = 10 × 103 which, on the contrary, is in agreement with Maiga et al. [22] and Xuan and Li [20] and Re = 5 × 103, which is greater than all the correlations values.

Noteworthy is that this SNP variant, on the contrary, is in complete linkage disequilibrium (D' = 1.00) with the PADI4 SNP rs766499 variant, which was reported recently to be associated with the Japanese RA population at a genome-wide level of significance in meta-analysis [ 12].

Theatre and cinema on the contrary are in the big, roaring marketplace and it's still not an easy place for a woman to negotiate.

Of course, it's no secret that Nixon, despite his constant protestations to the contrary, was in fact a crooked guy.

For this calculation, we will assume that events will be equally likely throughout the interval unless data to the contrary are in the report.

The C-terminal region, in contrary, is variable in sequence and length and serves as a transcriptional activator [ 10, 11] or transcriptional repressor [ 12].

The contrary is observed in warmer seasons and thus, the PUFA level varies in opposite fashion to SAFA level.

It is found in Europe, and, despite previous research to the contrary, is absent in North America.

A striking proof to the contrary is offered in the German libretti of Wagner, which tend to deal in a variety of short lines.