Recommendations on experimental designs for two color microarray systems have been generally conflicting as they pertain to the general choice between reference and non-reference loop designs.
At the most fundamental molecular level, strong adhesion is the result of a delicate balance between two generally conflicting properties: high energy of intermolecular cohesion and large free volume.
The available evidence for a relationship between OSA and chronic kidney disease is generally conflicting and obtained from cross-sectional studies not specifically targeting patients with diabetes (24– 31).
While we found a positive association between food security and overnutrition, available but limited literature on the association between food security and child/adolescent obesity is generally conflicting, and is often dependent on the level of development (52).
These systems necessarily require access to the plasma or first wall, which generally conflicts with the requirements of the basic machine.
Since the objectives in such problems generally conflict with one another, an optimal solution is chosen from the set of strict minimizer solutions in the following sense.
For example, even though probation officers (POs) in drug courts regularly voice support for using incentives (Murphy et al. 2012), rewards generally conflict with the punishment-oriented culture of the justice system.
Generally, conflict adaptation is interpreted by assuming that, following conflict, cognitive control processes subserved by the PFC resolve conflict and increase future performance by increasing top-down control over perceptual processes [15], [16], [17].
Hence, while the imposition of an assumption that the hierarchy is sequential is necessary under other accepted ranking methods, it is artificial, and the output from such methods generally conflicts with the observations of researchers.
The presence of many, early-diverging plastid-less taxa within stramenopiles and alveolates [80] [82], and accumulating molecular data, generally conflict with the chromalveolate hypothesis or require massive plastid losses, despite the value of plastids in amino acid, fatty acid and heme biosynthesis, as well as photosynthesis [13], [15].
