They have blamed drops in global and particularly American demand, contradicting an old notion that Asian economies were decoupling from the United States.
So let's be careful in drawing serious conclusions from a single uncorroborated poll, particularly when it contradicts more serious research.
The refinement process was particularly useful in validating or contradicting functional annotations that stood in the "grey zone", i.e. for which the annotation process provided only medium-level evidence.
Many studies have also found that physical activity can increase testosterone levels, particularly among older men [ 54– 57], contradicting the current paradigm [ 58].
However, the existing evidences show contradicting conclusions about this fact, particularly in areas where enabling environments are constraint.
As in a study by Lindahl (2006), males were found to have a higher risk of periprosthetic fracture, contradicting the belief that old osteoporotic women are particularly at risk.
Similarities between the discourses of students and tutors were observed, particularly when assumptions about a new assessment paradigm were at play, contradicting the traditional model of assessment where teachers are exclusively in charge of the assessment process.
This result is particularly interesting because it contradicts the currently accepted model that mutant WT1 proteins contribute to Wilms tumour development because they no longer function as tumour suppressor (32).
Our findings appear to contradict this, particularly as when we grouped our data by funding source only, we found a significant difference in the average annual caesarean delivery rate increase between private and public patients until the peak in 2005 (p<0.0001).
This was particularly troublesome because the CIA director had argued the opposite before the committee, contradicting the agency's own findings.
