Sentence examples for may contradict or from inspiring English sources
"I would wish that the administration move to explain what is ambiguous in the statement to avoid interpretations that may contradict or undermine it," Mr. Mubarak told reporters in Cairo.
Especially for very closely or distantly related taxa, certain parts of data sets may contradict each other or carry insufficient information.
If used in their generic form, they may not capture or may contradict some of the unique contextual features of computerized healthcare delivery.
An important issue we recognized with this approach is that semantics expressed in the information model and metadata may not be expressed in the ontology, or may contradict semantics expressed in the ontology.
In particular, plant DNA sequences extracted from insect gut contents can provide information about insect feeding choices occurring under natural conditions, which can be hidden from direct observations of insects on plants, or may contradict feeding preferences of insects observed in laboratory feeding trials (e.g., Garcia-Robledo et al., 2013).
Meanwhile, to be pacifist in war supports moral or spiritual virtue, yet may contradict legal and will often be portrayed as cowardice or treachery in social virtue.
The resolution says "unlawful or arbitrary" surveillance may "contradict the tenets of a democratic society".
"From the player's perspective, he does not want to say anything that may contradict what he told the authorities or raise questions about his truthfulness".
Also, a sedentary life style can lead to weight gain or even encourage poor habits (like spending less time preparing food or exercising) that may contradict your personal development - the very reason you came here!
This may contradict ethical notions, such as civic liberty or the person's right to self-determination.
These last two facts may contradict some publications claiming to have either CuO or Cu2O in the higher performing heterojunction PV's with reported bandgaps around 2.1 eV.
