Sentence examples for this may contradict from inspiring English sources
This may contradict what we're seeing in practice, though.
This may contradict normal rules for word formation in some languages; e.g., those where there is no eu diphthong.
This may contradict previous studies which claimed that SE were likely to be involved in the pathogenesis of CRSwNP [2], [5], [6], [8], [21].
This may contradict ethical notions, such as civic liberty or the person's right to self-determination.
While this dynamic may contradict the stoner stereotype, recent research in neurobiology suggests that marijuana and long-distance running may have more to do with each other than many think.
(1) Horizontal 3D seismic slices reveal the abnormality of infilled incised valleys, which were approximately 10 km in width during the early depositional periods of both members of the formation; this finding may contradict the interpretation that the Shaximiao Formation was deposited by classical meandering rivers.
However, findings from this study may contradict findings from another study that observed higher preference by patients for monthly bisphosphonate regimens over weekly bisphosphonates.
When the results of our study and those of previous reports are taken into consideration, it has to be assumed that the role of oestrogen in spermatogenesis of this species may contradict all the current understandings about the involvement of oetsrogen in the spermatogenesis of other species.
Also, there is no definitive evidence of scars or other damage on fossilized Pachycephalosaurus skulls, although recent findings may contradict this.
While genes that are conserved between related bacterial species are usually thought to have evolved along with the species, phylogenetic trees reconstructed for individual genes may contradict this picture and indicate horizontal gene transfer.
Although this line of thinking may contradict the hypothesis that ovarian cancer originates from fallopian tube fimbria, it nonetheless merits consideration, particularly because the fimbria are also exposed to hormones in the follicular fluid [ 13].
