Sentence examples for though contradictory from inspiring English sources

Though contradictory biographical details appear in sources that tell her story, it is clear from interviews with her employers and their children that she was an intensely private person with few, if any, friends.

Moreover, adult TLR2-deficient mice demonstrated reduced brain damage and improved functional outcome after MCAO [35], [36], [37], though contradictory results have demonstrated a TLR-2 dependent increased brain infarct size after cerebral ischemia/reperfusion injury [38].

To the best of our knowledge, only two ongoing randomized clinical trials presented preliminary results, though contradictory, on this issue [ 16, 17].

The advice, though often contradictory, can end up at the same place: reinforcing the myth of the all-important mother who should be able to meet all her children's needs -- physical, psychological, emotional and economic -- without help or "interference" from anyone.

The goals, though, could prove contradictory.

These findings though largely still contradictory; still play a major role in the determinants of workers' job performance.

America changes when there is consensus for a change, and that time may now be nigh.The Comcast-Disney battle also highlights another important, though seemingly contradictory, fact.

So, he was capable of lapses into craziness, but the trouble was, he had always to be in the right, even though so contradictory.

If Abbas Kiarostami is a giant among his generation of filmmakers, it is, in part, because his films reflect the tensions of these two opposing (though not contradictory) tendencies.

Different methods of analysis and different P-value corrections gave slightly different, though not contradictory results (Table 3).

Several studies have suggested that L. reuteri decreases counts of MS [ 27] even though also contradictory results have been published [ 28].