Sentence examples for reconcile the negative from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis may account in part for some of the multiple mechanisms of eCB responses [20], [26], and may help reconcile the negative pharmacological reports with DAGL inhibitors, e.g. [25], with data from the DAGL−/− studies [7], [8].

The effect of vildagliptin on acute mortality after MI in this study (Fig.  3) is difficult to easily reconcile with the negative results in the clinical trials [ 52, 53].

I asked Ron Dicklin, chief technology officer at Root Wireless, how these results, showing AT&T as the clear leader, could be reconciled with the negative appraisal of Consumer Reports' respondents.

Another major challenge of working with this cohort of HIV-1 negative women has been to reconcile the study goals of identifying acute infections with the ethical imperative to aggressively promote prevention.

There exists a plethora of writing on the subject of the the negative effects of screen-to-screen communication— Traces hopes to step in and reconcile the world's smartphone addiction with the need for contextualized communication.

It is unclear how to reconcile the preservation of olfactory capabilities in UNO mice observed in this study with the legion seemingly negative effects that have been reported for this form of deprivation [reviewed by [ 3, 4]].

I would like to reconcile the two".

I can't reconcile the dates".

"How to reconcile the two?

You've got to reconcile the two.

It is hard to reconcile the pieces.