Sentence examples for may not contradict from inspiring English sources

The theory of punctuated equilibrium may not contradict Darwin after all.

David Cameron's unprecedented veto last week thwarted German plans to anchor the new pact in a revised EU Lisbon treaty, forcing the other 26 to take the "second-best" route of forging a new international treaty between governments which may not contradict the Lisbon treaty.

Sullivan's classification may not contradict the definition.

This finding may not contradict GEDVI's role as a preload indicator, but it might require a revision of its understanding as the volume of the four heart chambers.

Others say that even if the new finding is correct, it may not contradict at least some of the benefits Wagers and others reported, says molecular biologist Se-Jin Lee of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, who studies myostatin.

Our results may not contradict these findings because their stimuli, unlike ours, were narrow-band or low-pass filtered and were more deeply amplitude-modulated as a result.

Nonetheless, whatever the true position of Hepatocystis may be, it does not contradict our main result indicating that great ape parasites are unlikely to be a sister-group to all other mammal parasites [ 6, 20- 24, 25, 27, 28, 28, 36], but instead, probably share a more recent common ancestor with rodent parasites [ 23, 27].

Believing that the universe may contain alien life does not contradict a faith in God, the Vatican's chief astronomer said in an interview published Tuesday.

The notion that ISOL may mask important signals does not contradict a role of ISOL in animal communication.

The fact that incidental sound of locomotion may be a masker in many situations does not contradict the possibility that sound produced during locomotion may create essential signals.

Firstly, there is no empirical claim which may not be contradicted by the eventual content (product) of science.