The phrase "analyses of conflict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or study of conflicts, whether in social, political, or personal contexts.
Example: "The report includes several analyses of conflict that highlight the underlying issues affecting the community."
Alternatives: "studies of conflict" or "examinations of conflict".
Section 4 discusses implications of our findings for quantitative analyses of conflict and, more broadly, for studies of social processes that rely on similar data.
We argue here that the syntax of biomechanical control, reflecting the universality of the parameters of the human body, is inherent in architectural analyses of conflict, and develop an index of defense (DI) based on commonly invoked constituent measures of defensiveness.
This hypothesis is now ripe for further testing in other studies using sequential analyses of conflict-task performance.
Whereas it is commonly supposed, or predicted, by theoretical analyses of conflicts of interest within the family (cf Godfray, 1995; Lessells, 2012) that at least some members of the family have full control over the provision of parental investment, and that conflicts will be resolved in an evolutionarily stable way, our experiments suggest that neither is likely to be true in the real world.
Most analyses of sexual conflict over female mating explore situations when mating is costly to females.
4 Tillett, in his analyses of resolving conflict distinguishes three concepts, or categories, of differences between ideas, humans, relationships, and between internal (within oneself) issues, ie, problems, disputes, and conflicts.
Additional exploratory analyses of individual conflict exposures (displayed in Additional file 1: Table S1) showed that absenteeism was significantly associated with reported injury of a close family member, with displacement and with loss of property (p-values < 0.05) as well as being in participants who reported sustaining injury to self.
One is to better link analyses of where conflicts are most likely to break out to "diplomatic planning and response required to prevent, mitigate, and respond to crises".
Flack and colleagues used social network analyses in their investigation of conflict management as a robustness mechanism in pigtailed macaque social niche construction [8].
However, several areas of conflict between analyses using different character-coding strategies demonstrate that plastid genome phylogenetics is also susceptible to systematic error.
I also use the results of these analyses to highlight current areas of conflict between genomic and morphological approaches to evolutionary reconstruction, and to promote the incorporation of increasing amounts of paleontological information into molecular phylogenetic approaches.
