I expect a quantum of injustice in any imperium, expect contradictions as the price of order — what brings me to the puking-point is the fine feelings.
We expected that contradictions could exist between participants' accounts of interactions among domains and their subsequent effects on mental health.
This work discusses the origins of the apparent contradiction between expected and predicted external film mass transfer resistance terms in chromatographic columns.
In the late nineteenth century, physicians sought to quantify the ideal temperature, humidity, altitude, and pollen count to help travellers to select a suitable place, but these investigations led some physicians to question contradictions between expected and actual conditions.
In Europe, asylum is based on an inherent contradiction; people are expected to arrive spontaneously in Europe, yet border management means the only means to do so is "illegal" entry.
Thus, a weaker phenotypic signal of genetic reduction due to bottlenecks is an expected result rather than a contradiction among genetic and craniofacial markers.
In contradiction to the expected stabilisation of drops by surfactant, surfactant-laden drops larger than the channel height coalesced inside the channel at a higher rate than surfactant-free drops.
Worth noting, the two latter lineages did not form a monophyletic group, in contradiction with the expected species phylogeny [ 25].
On the other hand, if the use of PHRs is merely viewed from the perspective of being beneficial to patients only, then one might be lead to a serious concern and contradiction regarding the expected physician support [ 32].
Another issue evidenced by the present findings is the contradiction of the expected SLN colonization by tumor cells, as they should be transported by the invaded peritumoral lymphatic vessels.
