Sentence examples for rendered contradictory from inspiring English sources
The few existing studies have rendered contradictory results, either supporting that mutations in BRCA1/2 affect the particular chromosomal alterations occurring throughout cancer progression (Ramus et al, 2003, 2007), or reporting very few copy number changes specifically associated to tumours harbouring such mutations (Israeli et al, 2003; TCGA, 2011).
Other people's impressions of Braun are maddeningly disparate, forming a jagged, confusing outline of a personality, like a Cubist portrait rendered from contradictory angles.
Her comical images of people in seedy bars and other downbeat situations rendered in an insouciantly contradictory variety of styles are displayed at Jungle Press Editions.
In the last couple of weeks, two seemingly contradictory verdicts were rendered on MBIA's health.
What he said was much more textured than the news stories rendered: plus, he is quite contradictory, so it would be impossible to disagree with all of it.
You can hear it rendered, with nuanced form and contradictory content, by Joely Richardson in the Classic Stage Company's current revival of this early play by Anton Chekhov, one of a multitude of productions of his work that opened in New York and London this year.
At the end, they are rendered whole in a blooming, tight embrace, their contradictory humors happily integrated.
Yet his many faceted, contradictory character renders the star image superficial.
Y's rejoinder cannot be a contradictory of the content of X's claim, since the (de jure) election of Bush rendered both X's and Y's statements true.
She is rendered speechless.
