Sentence examples for opposite finding from inspiring English sources

Others argue the opposite, finding that the United States has long had a comfortable social safety net — and has therefore been a de facto, undeclared social democracy for some time.

But this time researchers tried the opposite: finding a quasar directly in front of a galaxy, a task much harder because of quasars' tendency to conceal whatever is behind them with their bright light.

The opposite finding would have disastrous consequences: institutionalized racism and odious social policies.

Patterning favors pollen reinclusion which results in Sauerbrey behavior, whereas flat polymer surfaces show the opposite finding.

In October, 2014, the commission's chief toxicologist declared that there would be "little to no public health benefit" from lowering ozone levels — the opposite finding of the Environmental Protection Agency.

For instance, it gave as an example of moral decline that there is much greater tolerance of cannabis smoking today than there was 10 years ago, but if it had canvassed opinion on cigarette smoking it would probably have come up with the opposite finding.

In contrast, other research groups presented totally opposite findings which showed absence of such pacemakers in dogs, rabbits and rats.

BN and those with substance abuse disorders may share dopamine D2 receptor related vulnerabilities, and opposite findings may contribute to "protection" from substance abuse in AN.

Previous environmental assessments have found urban agriculture to be more sustainable than conventional agriculture when performed in mild climates, though opposite findings emerge when external energy inputs are significant.

Second, the opposite findings apply to the practice sometimes known as female circumcision, also called female genital cutting (FGC), which is more likely to increase the rate of HIV transmission than to reduce it.

Opposite findings were observed in cancer cells (HepG2 cells) (Fig. 1A and 1B).