Sentence examples for indicates a conflict from inspiring English sources

This technique may underline a cognitive-motor interference that indicates a conflict between concurrent tasks (i.e. a motor and a cognitive challenges), as there may be a deterioration of one or both of the tasks [ 9, 10].

So, while it is reasonable to start from the position that any association between scientists and industry may indicate a conflict of interest, that is not evidence, it is just a hypothesis.

The welfare-maximizing proportion of preventive expenditure is usually greater than the proportion maximizing economic growth, indicating a conflict between economic growth and welfare after a marginal share.

This indicates a potential conflict of electricity storage versus the storage of natural inflow.

Now, on the one hand, since the soul is postulated as a unity, the difference between how one is, and how one judges that one ought to be, indicates an inner conflict.

We assumed that if two tools both classified a loci as belonging to the same class, but that the name used by the two tools were different, this did not indicate a real conflict, but only a conflict in naming.

A low score (<25) indicates a low decisional conflict.

The high adherence to the norm that "family problems should only be discussed with people in the family" and the strong support for the statement that "others should intervene" in family conflicts indicate an internal conflict making it difficult for women to choose between seeking help and remaining silent for the sake of family harmony.

The observed improvement on the scale therapy integration indicates a decrease in conflicts between daily activities and time-consuming physiotherapy at home, whereas the satisfaction with consistency in therapy remained unchanged.

A higher score represents a lower intensity of internal conflict, while a lower score indicates a higher intensity of conflict.

Male-biased groups also produced fewer offspring under high and low densities indicating a possible conflict of interest between the sexes over paternity and brood size.