Sentence examples for cannot easily be reconciled from inspiring English sources
Without condoning Trenting's activities, Williams suggests that creativity cannot easily be reconciled with conformity and that there was a climate of fear in the 50s that licensed blackmail.
Although geophysically favoured our new model cannot easily be reconciled with geological and paleomagnetic interpretations that require ~ 1500 km of motion and 90° anticlockwise rotation of the Haag-Ellsworth Whitmore block from a pre-rift position adjacent to the Maud Belt.
However, some of these studies cannot easily be reconciled, such as both EMT and MET induction of PC3 cells [16] [19].
However, this interpretation cannot easily be reconciled with our results since, in our case, the receptor downregulation occurs in cells with reduced, not increased, amphiregulin secretion.
Lacking any other formal time for professional development and support, it is unsurprising that some doctors do find appraisals valuable, but others are intimidated and/ or view it as a bureaucratic and ineffective attempt to spot poor practice and the two viewpoints cannot easily be reconciled [ 23, 28, 29].
Both concerns are valid, but they can easily be reconciled.
These issues would most easily be reconciled with whole-genome data, as suggested above.
This type of regulation may easily be reconciled with their metabolic functions which are important for H-light acclimation.
