Sentence examples for thus contradicting from inspiring English sources

Bonani carbon-dated the wine and determined that no wine in the bottle dated to 1962 or later, thus contradicting the specific finding of Frericks's study.

Second, the maker of such a camera would have to start proclaiming sensor size as a critical measurement — thus contradicting all those years of preaching the importance of megapixels.

Another paradox is the fact that there are just as many even natural numbers as there are even and odd numbers altogether, thus contradicting the notion that "the whole is greater than any of its parts".

Why don't textbooks discuss the "Cambrian explosion," in which all major animal groups appear together in the fossil record fully formed, instead of branching from a common ancestor — thus contradicting the evolutionary tree of life? A. Fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals all are post-Cambrian.

The issue of fielding a presidential candidate arose again in March 2012 when the Muslim Brotherhood announced that Khairat al-Shater, a businessman and senior member of the organization, would run for president as the nominee of the Freedom and Justice Party, thus contradicting earlier assurances that the organization would not seek the presidency in 2012.

At the IWC's meeting this year, for instance, Britain's fisheries minister, Elliot Morley, claimed that there were "no reliable stock estimates to suggest an abundant whale species", thus contradicting the IWC's own scientists, who have endorsed the pro-whalers' estimates for the minke population.

The best proof of his initial boundless confidence — obviously wasted on Captain Less — was that for the first time in his life he admitted his early disasters, although he must have been aware of the fact that he thus contradicted several important entries in the records he had supplied to Nazi authorities.

Our findings thus contradict other studies that identify information quality as a significant motivator of (consumer-oriented) mobile data services.

Punishing Google for being the most effective search competitor would harm consumers and thus contradict the recognized purpose of antitrust law.

One line of argument holds that the object theory "contains in itself obvious absurdities and thus contradicts sound reason" (Tractatus 6.2.2).

This coelomate group (wherein arthropods group with coleomate animals such as vertebrates) does not include the nematodes, which are acoelomate, and thus contradicts the Ecdysozoa.