Sentence examples for contrary observations from inspiring English sources

Despite contrary observations from India to the Arctic, too much institutional energy and research money had already been spent trying to prove Keys's hypothesis.

We attribute these contrary observations to the matching degree of charge transfer direction in the active layer with the charge collection direction in the entire device.

Contrary observations are attacked as "un-American".

Contrary observations have been reported with respect to the introduction of a FLAG tag into the NA stalk domain.

Contrary observations have been reported more recently in studies of Ad5-based anti-malaria and anti-tuberculosis vaccines [ 13, 14].

These results are consistent with those reported in an earlier study on colorectal adenoma [ 48], but they are inconsistent with the contrary observations made by another team investigating CRC [ 33].

My contrary observation is that true innovation is, in fact, growing in China, and, to achieve scale on many new technologies, there's absolutely an element of zero to 1. That's a big difference, and an entirely different way of viewing innovation — one that we need to acknowledge and learn from.

Whilst low tendency of ANC utilisation was noted among those with primary education as compared with those without formal education (−3%, CI = 0.63 2.71), a contrary observation was made among women with at least secondary education (1%, CI = 0.63 2.71).

Poor women with primary education (−1.0%, CI = 0.86 1.69) and those with at least secondary education were all less probable to utilise ANC as compared to those without formal education, meanwhile, contrary observation was made among those whose partners had at least secondary education (2.3%, CI = 0.98 1.96).

A contrary observation has also been made by Woodfield et al. in melt electrospun scaffolds which show greater tissue production in large pores, attributed to nutrient availability, reduced cell cell contact, and available voids to fill with ECM [9].

Their formation in vast numbers would leave the universe highly enriched in these elements, contrary to observations.