No, contrary to criticism, the study did not assume that there was no difference between a person's sexual orientation and his or her sexual identity; some people might indeed identify as straight but act on same-sex attraction.
LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday vigorously defended his decision to veto the proposed European Union treaty changes at last week's summit meeting, telling Parliament that he had acted to protect Britain's interests and that, contrary to criticism, he had not consigned the country to the sidelines of Europe.
Contrary to criticisms that the film was made too soon after the event, US audiences flocked to see it at the weekend, making it the second most watched film over there.
Contrary to criticisms from the lawyers for Clemens, who have said the Mitchell report was conducted by lawyers not familiar with investigations, Scheeler served as an assistant United States attorney in Maryland from 1984 to 1989.
Mr. Cuomo said, contrary to the criticism of his office, his administration had actually done more than its predecessors to preserve a record of its dealings.
He is also considered harsh in handing out sentences, and -- contrary to the criticism from the prosecutors in the Bryant case -- is generally considered more likely to be biased in favor of the prosecution than the defense, according to the Colorado Commission on Judicial Performance's report on the judge for 2004.
The sharply etched phrasing and vigorous, sometimes explosive, articulation had their roots in Harnoncourt's historical approach to baroque music, and although the results could be alarming, they were clearly the product of meticulous scholarly research and intellectual inquiry, and contrary to a criticism often voiced, these readings were by no means devoid of sensuality.
Rometty says in the email that she also believes, contrary to received criticism, that the best course of action is to continue to engage with Trump and his administration, and she says she's used that access to raise concerns about his executive order on immigration.
Contrary to the criticism, its regional allocation of likely voters closely matched the geographic distribution of the actual turnout, except that the Marquette poll slightly overstated the contribution of voters in Milwaukee City, who went heavily for Barrett.
However, contrary to the criticism above, we have not definitively concluded that our observations are predictive (hence, the title predictive of 'outcome'), as (as also stated in our concluding remarks) randomized trials are clearly needed to clarify this.
