Sentence examples for seem contradicting from inspiring English sources

As MIpanel and Meth-H overlap in included markers (both include MINT17, MINT31 and RARß2), these results seem contradicting.

The finding that inactivation of MAL by methylation gives a better prognosis for the patients may seem contradicting with a putative tumour suppressor function of this gene in gastric cancer.

The reported difficult choice between offering pregnant women, who do not bring along their own drinking water, to take SP at home or to refuse giving them SP since doing so might seem contradicting the DOT standard guideline, was well noted.

We have changed all delta t's to x. 4) The lines "HZ individuals are assumed to be infectious for 1 week and receive a VZV-CMI reset to 1 +/− random factor (normally distributed, cf. primo infection) and "HZ only occurs in about 5% of individuals [ Yawn 2011 ] and that VZV-CMI is higher in recovered HZ patients than in age-matched controls" seem contradicting.

4) The lines "HZ individuals are assumed to be infectious for 1 week and receive a VZV-CMI reset to 1 +/− random factor (normally distributed, cf. primo infection) and "HZ only occurs in about 5% of individuals [ Yawn 2011] and that VZV-CMI is higher in recovered HZ patients than in age-matched controls" seem contradicting.

Those statements seem contradicted at several points in the 120 pages of investigative interviews and documents that Attorney General McLaughlin released on Wednesday.

Such a finding seems contradicting but actually is not.

For example, the activity of P. pipistrellus decreased with increasing insect abundance on arable fields with a relatively high amount of woody vegetation cover nearby, which seems contradicting.