Sentence examples for further contradictory from inspiring English sources

However, in turn the new category will generate some further contradictory negation and again the demand will arise for a further concept that can reconcile these opposed concepts by incorporating them as moments.

Further, contradictory traits like the ability to solicit and listen to negative feedback as well as sort out what is valid and act on it are critical as are resilience, tenacity, discrimination and stamina.

Further, contradictory information with regard to the cause of their stroke and about their treatment was described [ 53].

This issue becomes further contradictory when visualizing the movie (s), which are shown as one citrate and one sodium coming off together (see below), and then when looking at the schematic of the transport cycle, when the substrate, and then the sodiums, come off one after another.

But behind that notion, when applied specifically to manuscripts or books, two further, ostensibly contradictory meanings lurk.

A variety of others factors can further explain contradictory findings related to how women's athletic participation shapes their body-related feelings and behaviors.

This differential picture of troponin release may further explain contradictory results in the assessment of preconditioning using volatile anaesthetics, with troponin levels as the primary outcome measure.

Further, the contradictory perspectives on duration of RUTF provision as well as the unintended usage of RUTF were potential sources of conflict between CHWs and caregivers.

I argue that recognized risk factors for prostate cancer are likely proxies for chronically elevated testosterone exposure, and argue further that contradictory findings in the literature can be resolved by considering the specific ecological conditions that increase testosterone production.

This correction was delayed for further checking of contradictory reference sources.

Future research should further explore these contradictory findings by using a larger sample size.