Sentence examples for disagreements increased from inspiring English sources

The Fellowship of Presbyterians plans to continue its meeting Friday to discuss how to reform a denomination that the group's leaders say has become "deathly ill" from declining membership, theological disagreements, increased bureaucracy and, most recently, the contentious debate over gay clergy.

The likelihood of these disagreements increased with age, but was still under 6% for those aged 80 and over.

We found that the number of B2-B3 dincreasednts increased with mammographic density more than the disagreements overall (data not shown).

We found that, as disagreement increased, people evaluated others' judgments more harshly – while their evaluations of their own judgments did not budge.

Further, this study found disagreement increased as time elapsed from visit to telephone survey.

The odds of disagreement increased significantly with age at diagnosis (as continuous variable) for all the patients (OR 1.03, 95% CI [1.02; 1.03]) and for the three subcohorts.

Discrepancy in causes of death classification between the National Mortality Register and a study committee showed that the proportion of disagreement increased in patients dying at age 85 or older, compared with those dying at age 70 years and younger.

Our results are not necessarily in disagreement: increased effective connectivity between the thalamus and cortex does not necessarily confer greater metabolic activity at the target, rather it suggests that during stimulation, while at rest, the cortex may respond more efficiently to afferents from thalamus.

"The most critical thing is to achieve clear bipartisanship; continued political deadlock and disagreement increases uncertainty and means investors need a higher rate of return.

We also find that higher online disagreement increases trading volume; this effect is detected irrespective of whether the market is bullish or bearish.

Only in the case of diabetes do we see both types of disagreement increasing with age.