Throughout the analysis, variations and contradictions in the data were investigated to further understand the emerging themes [ 51, 52].
This composition variation is in contradiction to the stoichiometric line compound Al5Cu2Mg8Si6 typically found in commercially available CALPHAD databases.
Is the hypothesis compatible, or at least not in contradiction, with variation in the timing and trajectory of crime falls both between countries and between crime types?
And, as Nicolson emphasised, myth does not mean "falsehood"; the variations, elaborations and contradictions add up to a needed truth of their own.
"The writing was split between two worlds," Ms. al-Tahawy, 43, explained last month, "the world I was coming from and which had become very sharp in my memory, and the place where I am living, with its contradiction and contract, variations and harmony".
A first back analysis, aimed at assessing the improvement of the mechanical characteristics of soil induced by the vibratory construction process, highlights an apparent contradiction between the experimental variation of the axial load along the pile and the numerical results.
Apparently, prevailing sports ethics is unconcerned about this contradiction since 'natural' genetic variation is considered to be an acceptable (or irrelevant) inequality, whereas artificial enhancement is not.
The tooth wear method estimated ages from 1 to 12 years old, although 12% of the samples had contradictions caused by a variation among individuals of the third molar eruption.
This contradiction could be explained by variation in the area where the cartilage sample was examined.
The endeavour in the analyses was to be open to as much variation as possible, and themes, patterns and contradictions were searched for [ 21].
