Sentence examples for experiments contradict from inspiring English sources

There is no crying in physics, where even the best of friends can call each other's work rubbish, and the most beloved theories are coolly thrown out when experiments contradict them.

However, experiments contradict both the predictions show that dmax dependence on μd is much weaker, and that, even at very low values of σ,dmax does not become independent of it.

The issue, however, is that these different experiments contradict one another in explaining how water transitions into ice VII.

In four cases, dedicated growth experiments contradicted the Biolog result, weakening the case for further study (see Table 2).

A subsequent paper by Fernandez and Glenberg using eight separate experiments contradicted these findings and argued that changing environment context does not reliably effect memory [ 13].

The results of our experiment contradict previous findings and show schema type did not lead to significant performance differences for a content identification task.

We again note here that the results of this experiment contradict current theoretical understanding of how the MAPK pathway functions in the presence and absence of scaffolds.

He's bluffing and experimenting, contradicting himself and making it pay.

The tolerance of Palawan to M. graminicola observed in the greenhouse experiment contradicts the results of a study by De Waele et al. (2013), where Palawan was shown to be sensitive to M. graminicola.

The number of gene expression experiments that contradict the regulatory relationship in the predicted regulatory link act as the number of elements in the Contradictory group for that regulatory link.

Inventado et al. (2018) report data that support this approach in one experiment and contradict it in another.