Sentence examples for effectively reconcile from inspiring English sources

We will introduce a new framework for managing our land that can more effectively reconcile these pressures.

These methods are still in their infancy, and with the exception of the promising network-based method of Bloomquist and Suchard (2010), they effectively reconcile discordant gene tree evolution with a vertical species tree and can therefore be misleading in the case of prokaryote or viral evolution, where the existence of a species tree remains in question (Bapteste et al. 2009).

He was one of three geneticists (the other two being the Englishmen Ronald Fisher and J.B.S. Haldane) who applied their gifts with mathematics and statistical analysis to evolutionary genetics, essentially founding the field of "population genetics," and effectively reconciling genetics with the Darwinian theory of evolution through natural selection.

The significant defects in spine morphology and dendritogenesis seen in disorders such as fragile X syndrome have not been effectively reconciled at a mechanistic level.

At the local level, Building (or Working) with Nature effectively reconciled the previously conflicting interests and was acceptable to actors participating in the implementation including environmental groups, local farmer organizations and municipal residents.

The physician's ability to communicate effectively, to reconcile, for example, honesty with hope, can enhance this important discussion.

Devotion (bhakti) effectively spans and reconciles the seemingly disparate aims of obtaining aid in solving worldly problems and locating one's soul in relation to divinity.

The results show that sparse model calibration with geologic dictionaries offer a superior history matching performance in estimating reservoir properties in realistic settings where the trade-offs between problem dimensionality, model resolution, computation speed, geologic uncertainty, and solution plausibility should be reconciled effectively.

Employed effectively, these two steps help reconcile the vast majority of domestic disputes.

Bahrain's monarchy stoked sectarian divisions so effectively that a once-cosmopolitan society may be too polarized to reconcile.

The only way America can effectively protect its investors and defend the authority of its courts is to reconcile the F.S.I.A. with the reality that governments always retain their immunity, no matter what the law says.