Sentence examples for generating a conflict between from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the ACMG recommendations were presented, and have been widely perceived, as generating a conflict between the values of patient autonomy and beneficence.
Otherwise, the undoubted beneficial effect to fitness that means to live longer could generate a conflict between parents and offspring for energy resources.
This debate has generated a conflict between conservation ecologists defending the ancient forests hypothesis and indigenous inhabitants (Pemones), for whom the use of fire is an inalienable cultural trait.
This situation generates a conflict when services are transferred from hospitals to homes and community settings.
(top ) two nodes are created to generate a conflict.
In the open crystal structure (2VV5), it is observed that the movement of TM3a outward from the pore axis (to create the open pore) juxtaposes Val99 with Phe80, which could generate a potential conflict between V99W and F80 causing an unstable open state, but at higher pressures, the two residues might form a π π stack that stabilizes the more conducting stable state.
Traditional, metaphysical theories of causation, however, confuse or conflate causation and compulsion and thus generate an ineradicable conflict between the positive and negative requirements of freedom and responsibility.
Wiper system is a flexible structure with high order, nonlinear model that is considered as a multi objective control problem since there is a conflict between its functionality quality in wiping and generated unwanted noise and vibration.
This would create a conflict between the desired self and the actual self, and generate feelings of guilt and remorse that contribute to depression.
A conflict between the actual color of a stimulus and synesthetically induced percepts can generate discomfort, whereas 'pleasantness' is experienced when synesthetic and actual stimulus features match.
This situation sets up a conflict between the actual person the addict now is and the represented better person he wishes to be and this generates disharmony or what Bradley often calls a "felt contradiction".
