For example, information may be positively tuned due to a tendency of harmonizing conflicting retrospective biographical accounts.
This carries the risk of systematic reporting bias, where information may be positively tuned due to a tendency of harmonizing conflicting retrospective biographical accounts [ 47].
The first attempts to harmonize conflicting decisional law took place in commercially significant fields, such as negotiable instruments and sales.
Butler roves gracefully, if at times self-seriously, across the perspectives of many characters, showing particular tenderness in his depiction of Robert's wife, Darla, and her attempt to harmonize conflicting parts of her husband's life.
Ideal or objective list theories attempt to harmonize conflicting desires not, as hedonism does, by reducing them all to a common denominator, but by systematically fitting them together into an ideal or plan of life.
Teleological theories draw from the efforts of the individual agent to distinguish the real from the apparent good, and to harmonize conflicting impulses by subsuming them under a comprehensive conception of the good.
In making choices we must harmonize conflicting emotions and contradictory skills, such as assertiveness and compromise; caution and risk; patience and action; reason and emotion.
Then, the conflicting objectives of the model are analyzed using trade-off analysis to understand conflicting aspect among objectives.
This concept was an attempt to harmonize the conflicting tendencies of Hinduism into one system.
To harmonize those conflicting annotations, they were presented to the main curation group for a second round of manual revision.
Balance and flexibility are considered to be important virtues in harmonizing different aspects within the world (Li, 2008).
