Many, many of the show's zingy observations about human nature are as true as they were a decade and a half ago -- we're still error-prone, self-contradictory, generally clueless beings.
Our current understanding of gene flow in C. gunnari and N. rossii is generally poor and often contradictory.
Reports on the role of EBNA1 [93]– [96], EBERs [97]– [99], and the BART microRNAs [100] are sometimes contradictory but generally support the idea that one or more of these viral transcripts contribute to survival in BL cell lines.
The defining characteristic of the monster, Mr. Carroll argued, is that it's hard to classify, categorically incomplete or contradictory, or just generally hard to understand.
LOCAL elections in England and Wales, such as those that took place on Thursday May 1st, are generally such complicated affairs, with contradictory trends visible in different parts of the country, that they manage to offer both solace and chagrin to all the main political parties.
However, this theory is quite contradictory to the generally accepted theory that OHCs are selective amplifiers of the basilar membrane vibrations (CA theory).
While reports on the location of ICAM-1 in the healthy nasal mucosa are contradictory, it is generally agreed that this receptor is upregulated upon inflammation [12].
More generally, analogical inference is a contradictory undertaking because it entails "entertaining a completely new thought about an I, that however is not me, but something absolutely different" (Lipps 1907, 708, my translation).
Although many studies report significant biological effects of electromagnetic fields with frequency below the THz region, these results are generally hard to reproduce or contradictory to other results.
