Sentence examples for the study contradicts from inspiring English sources

The study contradicts a long-standing view of intelligence as fixed.

However, the study contradicts research suggesting that socioeconomic achievement gaps have substantially widened in recent years.

The study contradicts the conventional wisdom among doctors that there is little or no brain activity after clinical death, Dr. Borjigin said.

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

Equally as important, the data from the study contradicts traditional formalization theory.

39 40 The study contradicts the usual viewpoint that the health status of ethnic minorities is poor, at least for all-cancers and common cancers.

The study contradicted the past public assurances of federal and D.C. health officials.

Mr. Giuliani said the study contradicted predictions that workfare would interfere with the ability of students to get a college education.

The results of the study contradict the assumption that strong pelvic floor muscles -- like those developed in women who ride horses or practice gymnastics, for example -- make it more difficult to deliver a baby.

Their purpose was not to offer a serious critique but rather to send a signal to Republicans in Congress that the study contradicted party dogma.

Interestingly, the study contradicted a central belief of the New Teacher Project's founder, former D.C. schools chancellor Michelle Rhee, that top educators are more likely to believe that teachers can lead students to success despite challenges.