The phrase "a conflicting level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are opposing or contradictory aspects at a certain degree or intensity.
Example: "The project faced challenges due to a conflicting level of priorities among team members."
Alternatives: "a contradictory level" or "a discordant level".
It can be observed that the selection of a conflicting level between predicted structures and correct structures causes the degradation of the accuracy compared with the best results.
Given these data, a conflicting level of evidence exists for the association between depression and diet.
Therefore, a conflicting level of evidence exists for an association between a Japanese diet and the likelihood of depression.
We also observed a conflicting level of evidence for associations between (i) a traditional Japanese diet and depression, (ii) a "healthy" diet and depression, (iii) a Western diet and depression, and (iv) individuals with depression and the likelihood of eating a less healthy diet.
Given that two high-quality cohort and four cross-sectional studies reported a healthy diet reduced the likelihood of depression, whilst one high-quality cohort and various cross-sectional studies reported no association, we report a conflicting level of evidence exists.
We also observed a conflicting level of evidence for associations between (i) a traditional Japanese diet and depression, (ii) a healthy diet and depression, (iii) a Western diet and depression, and (iv) depression and the likelihood of eating a less healthy diet.
The hypothesis made states that perception of a higher conflict level between intragroup and extragroup is associated with an increase in essentialist beliefs.
Adolescents with a higher conflict level with their parents refused to obey the supervision of their parents, including the rules set for Internet use [28].
The policy-making process featured a high conflict level from its initial stage forward, not only because of differing views upon the impact of the ban upon smoking behaviour, but also, and more importantly, because of distributive conflicts.
On the one hand, a sequential congruency effect (SCE) has been reported for trials in which participants expect a repetition of conflict level.
There also appears to be a relationship between the conflict level and incidents of serious domestic violence, as well as parental alienation.
