Sentence examples for remained contradictory from inspiring English sources

But some of the findings remained contradictory.

The relationship between obesity and depression, however, has remained contradictory.

Depression has long been suspected as having an unfavourable effect on cancer progression, but the findings have remained contradictory (Kaplan and Reynolds, 1988; Garssen and Goodkin, 1999; Watson et al, 1999; Garssen, 2004).

The effects of this modified cigarette design on risk of coronary heart disease have been investigated in several studies so far and the extent of the effects have remained contradictory [ 8- 120 21] 21].

But whether the city government can bring itself to publicly embrace a central role for migrant-run private enterprises remains to be seen -- and policies toward migrant laborers, in general, remain contradictory and punitive.

Some witness accounts remain contradictory.

Some of the details remain contradictory, but it appears that Mohamed Merah, who shot a rabbi and three Jewish children dead at point-blank range, has a history of petty crime.

Mr Hampshire notes that while there is no shortage of troublingly suggestive statistics (for instance, ex-NFL players between the ages of 30 and 49 are 20 times more likely than members of the general public to be diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or dementia), data on the long-term effects of mTBI remain contradictory.

A typical column from Al Riyadh, a Saudi daily, says that Arabs will not trust America as long as its official pronouncements remain contradictory: on the one hand, for example, claiming Syria's full co-operation in the anti-terror coalition, on the other including Syria on a list of countries that should be attacked.America's conduct of the investigation has also drawn scorn.

The reported complication rates of palmar versus dorsal locking plates in the literature remain contradictory.

After the battle both sides claimed victory and modern views as to who won the battle remain contradictory.