Sentence examples for finding conflicting from inspiring English sources

Numerous different metrics are available to measure these qualities and one study (Cinnéide et al., 2012) compared different cohesion metrics to determine how similar they are, finding conflicting behaviors.

The findings are similar to those of van Beijsterveldt et al. [24], who reviewed general exercise programs for injury prevention in footballers, finding conflicting and weak evidence to support their use.

A limitation of current study is that some predictors have become quite broad in definition, increasing the risk on finding conflicting evidence on their relationship with outcome.

The examination of the Bradford Hill criteria regarding the relationship of occupational risk factors and carpal tunnel syndrome [ 61], occupational physical activity and low back pain [ 62] may challenge our preconceptions by finding conflicting evidence to support causal relationship.

This latter finding conflicted with null results from Grande 1999's analysis of SF-36 physical component summary scores measured six months after the patient died (Table 35).

A consensus plastid tree (Additional File 1) was used as the working hypothesis topology for finding conflicts in gene trees.

This finding conflicted with the information that emerged from the individual interviews which revealed remarkable difficulties in managing everyday life.

This finding conflicted somewhat with that of studies showing that older adults' attitudes toward a technology (computer, robot) could be improved over time through direct experience with it.

He said his group's findings conflicted with those of the government's own investigation into the accident, which were released in an interim report in December.

The Economist says that the WHO put pressure on a staff member to leave because his findings conflicted with those of America's government.

These findings conflicted with reaction 1 in which the percentage of N2 and N2 in the formed dinitrogen gas would be 75%and25%5%, respectively.