Sentence examples for contrary to a number from inspiring English sources

Contrary to a number reports, some of which even declared it "official", Moyes had still not given a definitive answer on Sunday night.

Secondly, the shape of the curve bears a strong relationship to both the pyrolysis coefficient (R/Avhv0.5) and the opening factor FO2. Thirdly, contrary to a number of other fire modelling curves, BFD curve does not need the use of time shifts.

Our study found a weak negative association among girls between binge drinking and sexual coercion, contrary to a number of studies suggesting that girls who engage in binge drink would be more likely to report sexual coercion (35– 35).

Contrary to a large number of previous cross-relaxation studies [1 5], in our experiments proton spins can be polarized in the magnetic field B0 or excited by rf pulses, while fluorine spins are continuously saturated for a long time.

Contrary to a select number of hepatic genes being >2-fold up-regulated in WD versus CTL rats, more hepatic genes were >2-fold down-regulated in WD versus CTL rats with several of these genes being involved in cholesterol biosynthesis which is likely a partial reflection in the increased cholesterol content in the WD.

We use a phrase similar to "contrary to expectation" a number of times during the manuscript to refer to the fact that CGI predictions, and their usage in comparative evolutionary studies, suggest that CGI usage, and in warm- and cold-blooded vertebrates, may be divergent.

Contrary to what a number of middle-aged broadsheet columnists might say about the ignorance and apathy of millennials, we are the most informed generation yet, if only because we have no way of avoiding this information.

Contrary to expectations, a number of these SNPs were monomorphic in the mapping populations (Table 2).

These numbers come contrary to a report last week from The Wall Street Journal, which said that Apple had cut orders of parts for the iPhone 5 from its manufacturers because of weaker-than-expected demand.

Contrary to the situation a number of decades back, Spain is now considered a destination country for migratory flow.

[White & Case's] Final Report concludes that "the available evidence does not establish that the contracts under which these expenditures were made were legitimate".What were these contracts?"The evidence shows that, contrary to their terms, a number of these contracts were undertaken to obtain specific regulatory and other benefits from the government of Macedonia.