Opposite to common belief, we found that increased volume of LTC by itself did not reduce pressure on hospitals.
Conversely, after adjusting for age, we found higher prevalence estimates of multimorbidity in elderly men, which is opposite to common belief and not supported by some recent publications [ 11, 17, 19].
Opposite to the common belief, the electronic contribution changes disadvantageously in Si NWs.
Opposite to the common misconception, even when articles on the same concept exist in different language editions, they are not translated replicas of each other, but instead reveal consistent cultural biases [17, 18] and introduce various linguistic viewpoints [19 21].
This runs completely opposite to a common belief that many CEOs have, which is "My employees are too busy!" Now, your employees may very well feel slammed..
Charles Mills et al. (2000) demonstrated how M1/M2 macrophages can actually direct T cell polarisation, opposite to the common belief that Th1/Th2 do regulate macrophage polarisation.
A surprising side deduction along the logic of the hypothesis is that complex, biosynthetic amino acids might have entered the genetic code earlier than simple, prebiotic amino acids, which is opposite to the common sense.
Namely, complex, biosynthetic amino acids should have entered the genetic code earlier than simple, prebiotic amino acids, which is opposite to the common sense and the assertion in the coevolution theory on the origin of the genetic code [ 62- 64] (see the section " The compatibility with theories on the origin of the genetic code", newly added).
By the procedure proposed, both continuous stress and strain fields are obtained at the elastic plastic interface as opposite to the more common application of the Tresca yield criterion which leads to discontinuity either in stress or in displacement fields.
Class II-V punctuational theories of evolution also predict that the paleontological record will more often show a gradual change from common to rare species rather than the opposite change from rare to common species.
(I know that it is written in a repetitive manner but we need some explanations here) Authors' response: I use the word "simple" in its common meaning, as opposite to "complex".
