Sentence examples for conflict perceptions from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that education, psychological and demographic attributes were more influential (though dependent on species and landscape) in wildlife conflict perceptions than economic considerations.

18 More recently, among children with type 1 diabetes, family conflict, perceptions of nonsupportive parents, and lack of responsibility for diabetes management were associated with poor patient adherence.

The variables used were "conflict perception" and "essentialist intragroup extragroup beliefs".

In the vote on the Bosnia mission, the conflicting perceptions came to a head.

They are often not clear cut, with layers of ambiguity, conflicting perceptions and a bewildering array of relevant factors.

But the increased brain activity in people who performed well could also represent other mental activities, like inhibiting incorrect responses and reducing or monitoring conflicting perceptions.

"I was navigating uncharted terrain and through my own inexperience, I contributed to some of the conflicting perceptions about me," Clinton writes at one point.

Tom Mludzinski, director of political polling for ComRes, said the findings revealed the extent of the conflicting perceptions among the British public towards Islam.

Quixote and Sancho Panza attempt between them to negotiate their conflicting perceptions (on soldiery, honour, patriotic duty) on Cervantes' behalf, and therefore as our proxy, too.

"Mystic River" is a compelling page-turner whose drama arises not so much from events as from the conflicting perceptions of the main players.

And for all the talk of speeches, issues and conflicting perceptions of these two men, the power of get-out-the-vote operations that both sides have spent two years putting together may well prove to be the most important factor.