Sentence examples for explain conflict from inspiring English sources

Contemporary sociologists criticize later definitions of social structure by scholars such as Spencer and Parsons because they believe the work (1) made improper use of analogy, (2) through its association with functionalism defended the status quo, (3) was notoriously abstract, (4) could not explain conflict and change, and (5) lacked a methodology for empirical confirmation.

Introgression has been used to explain conflict between mitochondrial haplotype diversity and coalescent pattern and either morphologically delineated evolutionary units, or phylogenies based on nuclear data (e.g. Dávalos, 2005; Russell et al., 2008).

Although families' different ethno-cultural backgrounds play an important role in conflicts between healthcare professionals and migrant family members in the ICU [ 16], our study clearly shows that looking 'exclusively' at the contribution of actors' different ethno-cultural background to explain conflict obscures the context-specific features of these conflicts.

She struggled to explain conflicting emotions.

But can a one-size-fits-all approach really explain conflicts between nations armed with muskets as well as between those outfitted with nuclear warheads?

Many theories have been put forward to explain conflicting accounts of the crime, including the possibility that Darnley, plotting to blow up Mary, was caught in his own trap.

Some researchers have contested empirical failures of the hypothesis and have sought to explain conflicting evidence as resulting from contaminated data and even inappropriate selections of the time length of forward contracts.

Importantly, this result might explain conflicting reports concerning the ability of HIV-1 Nef to bind to CD3 in the past [30], [31].

Moreover, we also show that the conditions under which the membrane potential is recorded contributes significantly to the ability to detect repeats and may explain conflicting results.

The ability of Tregs to control immune activation in vivo thus may vary according to the level of T-cell activation needed to be contained; this may explain conflicting results previously reported.

Methodological differences may explain conflicting results.