Sentence examples for found conflict from inspiring English sources

Several differences are also found: conflict with colleagues is associated with more FSL, but conflict with superiors is associated with more PSL.

Finally, the authors found conflict with primary sexual partners related to the perception that study participation may be a marker of high-risk sexual activity occurring outside the relationship, and thus a threat to the primary relationship.

Previous English studies have found conflict effects in this region using the same paradigm (i.e. O+P+, O+P−, O−P+, O−P−) in a visual rhyming task and a visual spelling task (Bitan, Burman, et al. 2007).

This is consistent with previous English studies that found conflict effects in left IFG BAA 45/46) in a visual rhyming task (Bitan, Burman, et al. 2007), an auditory rhyming task (Cone et al. 2008), and an auditory spelling task (Booth et al. 2007).

But where the parachute was found conflicts with theories developed after a boy found cash tracked to Mr. Cooper on a Columbia River beach in 1980.

Congress cut the program to $393 million this year after federal investigators found conflicts of interest, cronyism and bias in the awarding of grants.

He said it verified the birth certificates presented against civil registry records, and if it found conflicts, it interviewed the players and requested additional evidence.

I've also found conflicting information regarding putting money into an I.R.A. as a way of lowering adjusted gross income for Fafsa renewal purposes.

A recent review on decision-making process in schizophrenia (Adida et al. 2011) found conflicting results.

Traditionally, most studies of employment and crime were conducted using American data, and many found conflicting or small effects of labor market outcomes on crime (Bushway 2010).

In the case of the physician who spoke to my husband, he declined treatments when he found conflicting opinions about their efficacy.