Sentence examples for further contradict from inspiring English sources

Court papers further contradict information given in April about the men who were convicted, neither of whom were thought at the time to be the actual culprits of the attempted murder.

Conservative traits change slowly over evolutionary time, so a lack of conservatism in N fixation or the successional traits would further contradict the phylogenetic constraints hypothesis.

These results further contradict the only known phylogenetic evidence in favour of Bergmann's rule reported in squamate reptiles [[ 27], see also [ 39]], and a recent large-scale analysis conducted on assemblages of European lizards supporting this macroecological model [ 20].

That, Mr. Prince said, further contradicted claims that a technical malfunction was to blame.

However, it further contradicts the suggestion that developmental constraints impact on the evolution of mammalian brain partitions.

"[The earlier UN resolution] 1441 was not enough to go to war," the ambassador added, further contradicting the position of the then British government.

The limited data that virologists in Britain, the US and Hong Kong were able to extract from Vietnam further contradicted the claim by Hanoi that it had the virus under control.

Their new colleague, David G. Ironman of Staten Island, meanwhile, offered new details that he said further contradicted the police account of why the troopers fired 11 shots into the young men's van.

The already mythological link between missing breakfast and overeating later is further contradicted by another randomised controlled trial of 283 people that found no difference in weight gain between those who ate breakfast and those who didn't.

There was even an album, in 1972, called A Lonely Man, further contradicting the notion that the early 70s were all about black radicalism ( although the Chi-Lites' third album was titled (For God's Sake) Give More Power to the People).

The presence of interplane events (Kita et al. 2010b) indicates that intermediate-depth intraslab events occur even at temperatures much lower than 650 800 °C, which further contradicts predictions based on the estimate of Kelemen and Hirth (2007).