Sentence examples for study contradicts that from inspiring English sources

But a new study contradicts that notion.

But, he said, the new study contradicts that theory.

But a new study contradicts that idea and concludes that the Basques are descended from a group of those early farmers that kept to itself as later waves of migration swept through Europe.

The result from this paper and relate studies contradicts that of [53, 54], who studied a sample of 49 African countries from 1996 to 2010 to verify the impact of expenditure on education and health on economic growth.

A newer form of Pap testing called liquid cytology, which spreads the cells more evenly on a slide, is said by some cytologists to be more sensitive, though some published studies contradict that.

One study on KMC in neonates less than 28 weeks showed that those infants[ 71] could not maintain temperature in KMC, and until other studies contradict that, studying KMC for pain control in infants less than 28 weeks may not be indicated at this time.

Our previous study contradicted predictions that H1N1 would cause serious illness in human populations.

Piperno says that the study contradicts the old notion that crops have "centers of origin".

(The one study that strongly contradicts that consensus, published by Gilles-Éric Séralini, has been retracted and subjected to intense criticism for its lack of rigor and for the ethics of his research methods).

A literature study contradicts this, showing that in inviscid flows vorticity is generated by tangential pressure gradients or, equivalently, a non-uniform force field.

Although this study contradicts the suggestion that cardiac endothelial cells and fibroblasts do not express telomerase, it is unlikely to significantly underestimate total numbers of telomerase-expressing cells.