Solubilization experiments revealed a peripheral and possibly reversible hydrophobic association of Lgt with the inner-membrane on the cytosolic side contradicting its deduced transmembrane topology.
The Tevez transfer is on hold after the Brazilian side contradicted City boss Roberto Mancini's claim that a deal had been agreed.
And when a politician — say, Mr. Obama — cites actual numbers in a speech, well, there's always a politician on the other side to contradict him.
England managers are often caught between the devil and the deep blue sea, with calls for the ditching of the old guard on one side being contradicted on the other by suggestions you win nothing with kids.
Throughout this first week of the walkout by the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, the sides have contradicted each other and talked past each other as they jockey to win public backing and rally their supporters.
The earmark is more often a project for which the Member can tout its benefit to the larger community, whereas the beneficiaries of the loophole are likely to be more limited, but there are certainly examples on both sides that contradict this description.
"HELP ME," it intoned in white letters on a blood-red background on one side, only to contradict itself, in schizophrenic, Shrigley-esque waggishness with "PLEASE DON'T HELP ME," on the other.
"But I think Mr. Perot and I seek two different ways to getting to the Presidency". Mr. Luce, who was standing at Mr. Rollins's side, did not contradict the suggestion that the four top officials in the Perot campaign were in agreement, with the holdout being Mr. Perot.
Speaking with Bolton at his side Thursday, Trump contradicted his national security adviser and explicitly dismissed the Libya comparison.
When Dr. Gregg Stone resumes testifying on Tuesday in the wrongful-death lawsuit brought by Sidney Zion against New York Hospital, he will be trying to bolster the defense's side even as he contradicts a co-defendant's account.
