Sentence examples for contrary to examples from inspiring English sources

On the contrary to examples of "non-managed" karst aquifers in the literature, our results showed that the 10-year rainfall component was attenuate in the discharge signal.

In contrary to the examples presented above, transformers, heat exchangers and capacitors are "closed systems", if they are not accidentally damaged.

We also learned that, contrary to previous examples, acylation of the N-terminus of antagonists, which contain a sterically restricted fragment in the C-terminal part, may not improve their antagonistic potencies.

Contrary to these examples, there appears to be limited correlation between editing frequency and substitution rates in the Asparagales [ 18].

Contrary to the example with the pyramidal cell, this behaviour is likely to occur when x and y are placed on branches that are significantly shorter than those that arise on the shortest x → y path, such that the length-priority method returns trips of Class 1, 2, 3 and 4 in sequential order, as these increases in length are shorter than adding an excursion along the direct x → y trip.

This reminded me of Raymond Williams's book "The Country and the City," in which he finds that, contrary to most literary examples of pastoral life, there has never actually been a golden age of harmony between humans and nature.

Observe that in our case f and g need not to be odd functions, contrary to the above examples, but we can still give the definition of the (sin _{g,f}) function in the whole real line.

The antisymmetric instability determined in this study may have been overlooked in the previous studies probably because the wave propagation was unexpectedly against the main flow, contrary to other known examples.

On the contrary to the above examples, nuclear FGF3 inhibits DNA synthesis and proliferation [ 84].

The factor may also be a passive but potentializing event, contrary to the previous example, that allows the beneficiary to pass, for example, from a Prochaska stage [ 58] to another behavioural change stage (i.e., the intervention will only work on subjects already sensitized, that is, ready to change).

Graham asserts that contrary to the famous example of Trofim Lysenko and his pseudogenetics, Andrei Sakharov was an example of a scientist who produced his best work under repressive conditions.