Sentence examples for existing disagreement from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, miRGate is the only available tool that reconciles the existing disagreement among predicted pairs and experimental validated pairs.

In other instances, existing disagreements may need to be ironed out before technology-sharing can happen.

Mr. Hill said that rather than focusing on how to reduce existing disagreements, the North Koreans had added new obstacles.

Whether Belmokhtar's initiative leads to more cohesion, or exacerbates existing disagreements and splits in AQIM over the last few years will take time to emerge.

New concerns about widespread American spying on Internet and telephone traffic will make existing disagreements about data privacy, an important issue in Europe, even more fractious.

When faced with the prospect of a "Beijing consensus" replacing the Washington consensus, the US and the EU may set aside their existing disagreements.

Other teams experienced less constructive ways of dealing with disagreement, for example by means of privatizing existing disagreements, or criticizing persons or teams instead of opinions or viewpoints.

More evidence is needed to resolve the existing profound disagreements of the timescale of evolution for the genus Daphnia.

The key point is that the following methodological orientations often arise directly out of how globalization has been conceptualized, which then transfers existing conceptual disagreements onto debates concerning what empirical properties constitute the processes of globalization and what methodological tools are best suited to capture these processes.

In the last years of the Byzantine Empire, philosophical writers tended indeed to identify themselves as either Platonists or Aristotelians, and to emphasize the disagreements existing between the two ancient authorities.

One of the main problems causing environmental pollution of watercourses is industrial effluents that have high concentrations of heavy metals, with disagreements existing on the maximum values allowed by current legislation.