Sentence examples for estimates conflict from inspiring English sources

But how to proceed with analyses of character evolution when phylogenetic estimates conflict with one another?

It is clear that the evidence on denominators provided by the sero-incidence data and by the Health Protection Agency estimates conflict, the extent to which either source may be biased is less apparent.

Phylogenetic estimates of evolutionary relationships can provide a context for analyses of character evolution; however, when phylogenetic estimates conflict, rigorous analyses of alternative evolutionary histories are necessary to determine the likelihood of a specific history giving rise to the observed pattern of diversity.

However, divergence date estimates conflict with the results of the reconciliation analysis because the 'recent host switch' hypothesis predicts that the divergence of Pediculus and Pthirus would be roughly contemporaneous with the split between gorillas and the lineage leading to humans and chimpanzees.

As Morsi fades out, Mubarak fades in: the fallen strongman's lawyer said Mubarak could be freed within 48 hours, although that estimate conflicted with reports of procedural matters, at least, that would delay any release.

The Thailand Burma Border Consortium, the main NGO looking after the refugees, estimates that conflict has made a further 70,000 people homeless in Kayin (formerly Karen) state in the past year, with 113 villages cleared.

The world body estimates the conflict has reversed development gains in Syria by 35 years, with half its people now living in poverty.

Molecular dating of divergences within Euarchontoglires based on mitochondrial sequence data and a global molecular clock has historically yielded estimates in conflict with the fossil record, particularly with respect to Rodentia e.g. [ 44, 45].

The World Bank estimates that conflicts in Central and West Africa have cost those regions more than $1 billion and $800 million respectively.

The UN and rights groups estimate the conflict has killed at least 9,000 people and displaced nearly three million more.

In 2008, the UN estimated the conflict had killed more than 300,000 people and displaced 2 million, while fresh reports indicate further "significant" displacement and an "escalation" in government assaults on Darfur civilians.