Soliman said that the GOE had worked to reconcile 21 clans and tribes in Iraq, with good results, and that this kind of efforts had to continue.
It has to reconcile 27 different foreign policies, so it's not a swift actor.
A more elaborate and elegant solution, proposed by Curley, tries to reconcile Ip28 and the claim that all modes follow from substance without relying on the close relationship between God and finite modes.
Bystander affiliation in chimpanzees is usually offered when opponents are unlikely to reconcile [12], when opponents' relationship is of low benefit [22] and further aggression is more likely [22].
However, we did not reconcile iMA945 with the consensus reconstruction, as this will require detailed evaluation of the discrepancies in a subsequent jamboree meeting.
We implemented their algorithm in C to run quickly for the large numbers of gene trees and species trees analyzed in this paper: each gene tree parsimony analysis had to reconcile 557 gene trees under all possible rootings for each of 945 species trees.
It is worth noting that potential semantic conflicts from different stakeholders' policies can also be reconciled [23].
Finally, we needed to deal with taxonomic conflict between the reconciled MSW3 + supertree taxonomy and the International Union for Conservation (IUCN) taxonomy from which we drew information on imperilment.
We studied these dynamics, and also the general evolution of the gene content, by a phylogenetic approach that reconciled 18,459 individual gene trees that constitute the phylome of Stramenopiles with a reliable species phylogeny.
Multiple imputation of non-respondents to question about recent dengue cases reconciled 10 datasets (1000 iterations each) to generate almost identical data to those from the original dataset (difference −0.012, 95% confidence interval −0.020 to −0.004).
