Sentence examples for contrary to a general from inspiring English sources

The reluctance of Wall Street firms to return to sponsored parties runs contrary to a general resurgence of corporate holiday celebrations.

It has been found that, contrary to a general belief of lasing thresholds of QD lasers inversely proportional to their density, for any design of QD VCSELs, there exists an optimal QD density ensuring its lowest lasing threshold.

Results showing that HO-1 expression was not elevated in the lungs of two murine models of SCD were unexpected and contrary to a general assumption supported by our own results in other organs, that HO-1 expression is upregulated in SCD.

Thus, contrary to a general misconception, toxicity data on Chinese herbs exist and are documented through clinical experience [ 48].

Contrary to a general genetic pattern that genes or genomic regions contributing to reproductive isolation between species often evolve rapidly and show little or no gene flow between species, these results demonstrate that, particularly, those sequenced exons of the Zp2 and the Zp3 did not show any contribution to reproductive isolation between the bovine species studied here.

Propagation of religion is not protected when it amounts to an act contrary to any general law relating to public order, public health, or morality under Article 15(4) of the Constitution.

Although a Eurosceptic, he was at pains before the general election to insist that, contrary to a Sunday newspaper report, he regarded his party's position on an EU referendum, for which he's long campaigned, as "just about right".

1 Iraq said it would not accept any new United Nations Security Council resolution that runs contrary to an agreement reached with Secretary General Kofi Annan.

"Internal Tory spot polling had found, worryingly for the Conservatives, that contrary to the general consensus, if an election were held the next day, Gordon Brown would be re-elected, albeit with a vastly reduced Labour majority".

The photorespiration pathway can generate ammonia, and the two amino acids involved in the pathway (glycine and serine) showed a common pattern contrary to the general amino acid accumulation.

Contrary to the general belief, the results show a predominantly non-linear dependency of WAT on cooling rate within the tested range of 20 °C/min to 0.5 °C/min.