Sentence examples for data that contradict from inspiring English sources
But there are data that contradict this view.
Striking examples of perceptual learning are observed when one receives sensory data that contradict earlier experiences.
5 However, there are some recent data that contradict the UKPDS data.
Many scientists, like most humans, base their opinions and conclusions more on intuition than on careful experimentation and ignore the data that contradict intuitively attractive models.
Dowdy and co-workers including Anil Narasimha, Manuel Kaulico-workers includingAniloiNarasimhaauthors—provide new data that contradict the dogManuel Kaulich and Gary Shapiroot inastivate the Rb protein.
33% of respondents -- 38% of mid-career scientists and 28% of early-career scientists -- admitted sanctionable misbehavior in the previous 3 years, including falsifying or fabricating data, not disclosing conflicts of interest, using others' ideas without credit, and failing to present data that contradict one's previously published research.
It also suggested that he had omitted other researchers' data that contradicted his arguments.
There's political science data that contradicts this theory, as does the recent example of John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign.
They put too much weight on information they liked and too little on data that contradicted their assumptions.
Roberts told Guardian Australia he would listen to the evidence, despite having described climate data that contradicted his view as "corrupted".
One of the problems with "The Right Nation" was that the authors selected information and examples that supported their thesis, while ignoring or diminishing data that contradicted it, and they employ a similarly flawed methodology in "God Is Back".
