Cuomo later insisted that the commission was under his control, in contradiction of his previous statements, not to mention his own executive order.
Similarly, Crompton doubted that you could map the territory allegedly controlled by Active Only – a direct contradiction of what a police expert witness said at the trial.
The objective of qualitative studies [ 36- 38] is to explore conceptual aspects [ 39] and understand different meanings and nuances of these apparent contradictions between clinical research and controlled methodologies.
To our knowledge, no work sufficiently explained this contradiction between physical oxygen pressure and chemically controlled oxygen pressure so far.
As the present findings are in contradiction with the existing literature, larger prospective, controlled investigations with a rigorous methodological design are necessary.
A rational, poised, controlled Hamlet, no matter how skillfully set forth, is a contradiction in terms.
The obvious contradiction between a largely self-regulating financial market and a highly controlled and centralised economy is a graphic representation of China's divided modern-day self.
The real contradiction in your editorial is that Zyprexa, one of the new drugs in the study, controlled symptoms better!
That contradiction becomes more frustrating every year as more states, like California, vote to move marijuana sales out of the shadows into a regulated, controlled and taxed marketplace.
This month Will Potter, author of Green is the New Red, tours Australia to deal with these questions and contradictions: who controls the flow of information over agriculture?
Like the logical principle of non-contradiction which controls all rational thought, it expresses, one might say, the pressure of reason and is so far from being empty of significance and force that its form may be regarded as the frame, and its normativity the source, for all the normativity of the substantive first principles and of the moral principles which are inferable from them.
