Sentence examples for led to contrary from inspiring English sources

However, the large number of different modeling techniques and complexity in the patterns make finding the optimum texture a challenging task and have led to contrary conclusions.

Because Zn II) always coexists with Cu II) or Cd II), titration addition of 1 × 10−5 M Cu II) and Cd II) to MWNTs-GNQ solution containing Zn II) led to contrary results (Fig. 5).

Energy security has recently become an important policy driver and privatization of the electricity sector has secured energy supply and provided cheaper energy services in some countries in the short term, but has led to contrary effects elsewhere due to increasing competition, resulting in deferred investments in plant and infrastructure due to longer-term uncertainties.

Moreover, only antecedent counterfactual target clauses confirmed the processing ordering, but not consequent counterfactual target clauses, suggesting the counterfactual conjunction yàobúshì in the beginning position of a sentence led to contrary-to-fact thinking.

However, it is impossible to prove that g x 1 2 ⪰ g x 2 2 because the mixed g-monotone property leads to contrary inequalities.

For it is not the large group that corrects individual bias, but the presence of many different perspectives in such a group, that independently of one another, need to lead to contrary views and therefore have the potential to reduce bias [86].

So this line of inquiry has led to the contrary results that the virtue in question is and is not beneficial.

Similarly, failure to appreciate temporality often leads to misinterpretations of action, as when one assumes that the outcome of an act may have been its motive without considering the actor's in-order-to motive, which due to unforeseen events may have been adjusted or may have led to results contrary to those intended.

Interestingly, at larger spatial scales, frequent burns led to selection patterns contrary to our current knowledge of bobcat habitat selection, which are based on studies where frequent fire was absent.

The former position, Shaykh Aḥmad felt, led to pantheism, which was contrary to the tenets of Sunnite Islam.

"In this [Spanish] case the facts led to the conclusion that contrary to the Dutch measures the Spanish measures were likely to distort competition".