Finally, I explained all this with a theoretical example, where the odds of cancer apparently trebled before correction for smoking.
This interpretation however is at odds with theoretical and empirical support for mindfulness training [ 2- 4, 11, 18].
At the first glance, this is at odds with theoretical models, suggesting that dopaminergic and cholinergic stimulation during encoding should enhance mnemonic functions (Lisman and Grace 2005; Hasselmo 2006; Lisman et al. 2011).
But he then placed both daughters in a convent, wrote them stern lecturelike letters about proper female etiquette, and enforced a patriarchal distance that was in practice completely at odds with his theoretical commitment to intimacy.
They were at odds over the theoretical problem of whether Christ and his Apostles had owned the goods they used; that is, whether they had renounced all ownership (both private and corporate), the right of property and the right to the use of property.
Critics have argued that it posits an implausible 'semantic blindness' in ordinary speakers who do not recognize the putative context-sensitivity see especontext-sensitivity seed that it is at odds with plausiblespeciallycal principleSchiffering knowledge—see Hawthorne 2003 and Williamson 2005.
There was no evidence of between-host trade-offs in CMV life-history traits, at odds with most theoretical assumptions.
This phenomenon at first seems at odds with the theoretical [ 28] and experimental [ 29] studies that have suggested that the average long term response to selection increases with increasing N, resulting from the increased availability of genetic variation in larger populations [ 29].
This result is in accord with conventional wisdom, but at odds with a recent theoretical model.
That's the theoretical worst case scenario, but the odds of that actually happening are pretty small.
