Sentence examples for conflict observed from inspiring English sources

"Investors need to have an S.E.C. that scrupulously avoids any appearances of conflict," observed Greg Valliere, managing director at Schwab Washington Research Group, a unit of the Charles Schwab Corporation.

secondary conflict: observed if a node is scheduled to receive from two different nodes simultaneously.

primary conflict: observed if a node is scheduled to transmit and receive at the same time, and.

In networks using the 2-hop interference model, there are two main types of conflicts that should be avoided in order to achieve a collision free schedule: (1) primary conflict: observed if a node is scheduled to transmit and receive at the same time, and   (2) secondary conflict: observed if a node is scheduled to receive from two different nodes simultaneously.  .

In addition to the additive effects of emotion and conflict observed in regions associated with cognitive control, this same pattern was also present in the left amygdala, at least under an adjusted statistical threshold.

This conflict appeared to be more marked than conflict observed among traditional parenting dyads whose daily life often consisted of paid work-home gendered divisions of labour.

The discovery enabled a unified explanation to be offered at least qualitatively for those conflicting observed phenomena of the sidereal variations in the past.

The degree of disc degeneration may have also resulted in the conflicting observed responses to BMP-2 stimuli.

Whether the expansion of nature conservation caused by the introduction of Natura 2000 European Ecological Network is a source of potential social conflicts observed at the local level among various actors government and community?

We employed six DNA markers to increase character number, and analyzed the data using both MP and ML, so stochastic and systematic errors can both be excluded as reasons for the gene-tree conflicts observed.

The low degree of conflicts observed between the RAG-1 and myoglobin gene trees, along with the general agreement between the studies of Paton et al. and ourselves, lend confidence to the hypothesis that the observed phylogenetic patterns accurately reflect the evolutionary history of the shorebirds.