Sentence examples for strongly contradicting from inspiring English sources
And third, the analysis of McDaniel and Einstein's [6] selective compilation of the data extracted from the published literature also reveals substantial age declines on both focal and non-focal ProM cue tasks, strongly contradicting the notion that aging spares prospective memory with focal cues (see Figure 9).
Astonishingly, the HDL peak bound SR-A strongly, contradicting the established conviction that HDL is not an SR-A ligand.
3) Microcalorimetric dilution titrations revealed only minute endothermic heat changes, strongly contradicting an extensive aggregation process (data not shown).
Our research strongly contradicts this assessment.
Paulson's assertion, however, is strongly contradicted by the historical record.
As Peter Walker reported on Friday, this surprising, passing claim is strongly contradicted by the most authoritative source on blame in bike accidents.
It supports none of the statements I questioned; in fact it strongly contradicts her claims about the health effects of radiation.
A spokesman told the Guardian that the figures by GlobalWebIndex strongly contradicted its own internal numbers, and criticised the methodology of the survey.
(The one study that strongly contradicts that consensus, published by Gilles-Éric Séralini, has been retracted and subjected to intense criticism for its lack of rigor and for the ethics of his research methods).
The association's findings also strongly contradict Foxconn's statement, sent earlier this year to The New York Times, that workers generally "are limited to no more than 60 hours per week".
Given the perception - stoked by some quarters of the media and certain politicians - that there is widespread public hostility to wind power, it is interesting to see that the report's findings strongly contradict this view: Wind energy is viewed favourably by a majority of the British public, in line with a desire to move to a renewable energy system.
