The title and cover of the book highly contradicted my deepest thoughts and ideas of the story's plot.
However, as shown in Figure 3b, the simulate values highly contradict with the experimental values.
Though it's proven difficult to control this layer of my ever-churning mind, I've taken to a method that seems to fit into the highly abstract nature of my post-shift thinking which highly contradicts my structured and clinical mindset during the day.
Several top scientists said today that the powdery anthrax found in that letter was advanced and highly dangerous, contradicting officials who had suggested over the past week that the substance was relatively primitive.
"This is highly damning information contradicting the administrator's decision," says John Walke of the Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group in Washington, D.C. Jana Milford of Environmental Defense in Boulder, Colorado, says the document shows that EPA annual standard is "contrary to law, an abuse of discretion, and arbitrary and capricious".
He introduce realism -- a sense of the momentary, the individual, the everyday -- into a highly stylized painting tradition, contradicting the Muslim concept of art's function as dealing with timelessness and types.
Although CSCs and EMT cells share common features, several recent studies report that CSCs/TICs are highly proliferative, which contradicts the classical interpretation of cells that underwent EMT.
While the nuclear phylogeny was congruent with morphological, behavioral and ecological characteristics, several species – usually highly specialized shell-breeders – were placed at contradicting positions in the mitochondrial phylogeny.
Table 1 shows that some sequences' occurrences are highly correlated with the position in the reads, contradicting assumptions of how reads are obtained from a DNA sequence.
What Rideaux said happened next directly contradicts a highly unusual account that police at Homan Square placed on an official report.
