Baum finds in Ulysses echoes of Lord Byron's flawed heroes, who similarly display conflicting emotions, self-critical introspection, and a rejection of social responsibility.
One data set, Huang, display conflicting results in pathway and motif analysis (table 2, 3, 4).
Using different gene targeting strategies three loss-of-function alleles of Jmjd6 have been generated that display conflicting phenotypes [ 54, 62, 63].
If these various genes display conflicting phylogenetic signals, the result is a tree that does not represent the real history of cells, but rather some average of their components various histories.
Phylogenetic networks are generalizations of phylogenetic trees intended to represent both speciation and reticulate evolutionary events characterizing the given group of genes and species explicit networks) or to display conflicting evolutionary signals present in the data (implicit networks).
A phylogenetic network is a connected graph used either to visualize evolutionary relationships between species or to display conflicting evolutionary signals without such limitations as being acyclic or having a fixed indegree or outdegree of its nodes.
The conclusions of Main and Stadtman might be placed together with Ainsworth's finding that repeating the Strange Situation Procedure 2 weeks later caused all infants classified as avoidant to display conflict behaviors in accompaniment to proximity-seeking on reunion (Ainsworth, Blehar, Waters, & Wall, 1978, p. 221).
In striking contrast, all 12 ingroup nodes of the MOLMOR analysis displayed conflict, as can be seen in Figure 4.
However, only few studies have explored the relationship between polymorphisms in such genes and lung cancer survival, and these studies have displayed conflicting results [ 19- 21].
Not all cases unclassifiable according to Ainsworth et al.'s (1978) coding protocols would necessarily be displaying conflict behavior, and as we have seen Main considered that conflict behavior would also partly characterize the A and C conditional strategies to the extent that these strategies were unsuccessful at modulating distress and conflict.
