Sentence examples for compound conflict from inspiring English sources

Environmental issues can often compound conflict, said Khoday.

While the transpiration assay data at 0.1 μM compound support the observed root growth enhancements in A. thaliana at low AHL concentrations, the transpiration assay data at 100 μM compound conflict with the observed deleterious growth effects at high AHL concentrations.

We found that assay bioactivity results for certain compounds conflicted with each other even when they were provided by the same laboratory.

The situation was compounded by conflict and insecurity in Somalia, which impeded the delivery of food aid.

That's how it feels.' In the last year, their problems have been compounded by conflict and displacement.

In Somalia, where the drought is compounded by conflict, hundreds of thousands of people have fled to urban centres and neighbouring countries.

Limited communication and consultation about decisions by higher level decision makers to reduce service capacity or indeed add new services without additional physiotherapy resources compounded the conflict between service, professional and personal values.

Her anxiety is compounded by conflicting messages from experts about the risk of exposure to low-level radiation.

Confusion over when the museum acquired the pieces was further compounded by conflicting statements made about them in Sotheby's catalog.

This is compounded by conflicting related data in the open literature and the inadequacy of some standard test procedures for capturing the real problems associated with the presence of clays in cement-based materials.

Humans tend to resist change, but opposition to health reform was compounded by conflicts with the value system that inspired it.