Sentence examples for classification of conflicts from inspiring English sources

Preliminary work on the classification of conflicts are reported in [4], where several types of conflicts have been defined (see also [5],[5]).

The observed effect is therefore encouraging to our hypothesis, but more meaningful tests will require a careful classification of conflict causes that are well beyond the scope of this paper.

Based on the analysis of feature modeling activities in a collaborative environment, a definition and a classification of concurrency conflicts have been presented.

The literature on SON mainly focuses on individual SON function design, [1-3] while some initial work on self-coordination functions can be found in [4-6] and [7] where the authors focused on the identification and classification of different conflict types.

Table 3 displays the classification of the conflict management strategies.

In [6,7,15], the authors focus on the classification of potential SON conflicts and on discussing the valid tools and procedures to implement a solid self-coordination framework.

With the aim of understanding migration routes of diverse Indian people, more control region sequences are being generated without much support from coding region sites, resulting in an increasing number of conflicts within the classification of its lineages.

Conflict resolution in Rempek requires a multi-stakeholder approach and an agreement between the Ministry of Forestry and the National Land Agency over the forest boundary and an explicit classification of land status in the conflict area.

Furthermore, the findings rely exclusively on the pertinence and reproducibility of the classifications of the financial conflicts of interest and the positions articulated by the authors.

This approach was associated with high interobserver agreement regarding the classifications of authors' financial conflicts of interest and expressed views and recommendations.

This means that the epithelial/non-epithelial tumor dichotomy conflicts with a molecular classification of tumors.