Sentence examples for Reconcile differences between from inspiring English sources

The findings reported here reconcile differences between different lab groups that have used either human or mouse N-terminal constructs of cMyBP-C.

House and Senate negotiators immediately began meeting to reconcile differences between their respective bills.

"I have not seen him reach out to try to reconcile differences between competing groups, have you?" Mr. McCall asked.

Congressional negotiators and their aides have been meeting for more than a week to reconcile differences between the two versions.

They use an automated machine-learning method to reconcile differences between the experimental and computational genetic interaction maps.

That would make it easier, they said, to soften the legislation when negotiators from the House and Senate meet in conference committee to reconcile differences between the approaches.

This work explains and reconciles differences between the most promising theoretical approaches and data sets in the existing literature.

A Senate-House conference committee that is working on reconciling differences between the two bills has scheduled its first meeting for Wednesday.

While Senate Democrats did not pass a budget resolution for the 2011 fiscal year, Republicans also failed to pass budget resolutions that reconciled differences between the House and Senate in 1999, 2005 and 2007, when they controlled Congress, according to the Congressional Research Service.

That development calls into question whether Democrats will be able to meet their goal of passing the bills before the August recess, reconciling differences between the two versions upon their return and then getting a final measure to Mr. Obama's desk by October.

Susan Collins, a Maine Republican who followed the bill closely as chairwoman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, says that she still does not know how the provision made its way into what is called the conference report, which reconciles differences between House and Senate versions of a bill.