Consistent with findings across the primate literature [18], we found support for the valuable relationship hypothesis as conflicts among kin were more likely to be reconciled than among non-kin (GLMM: β = 1.184; S.E. = 0.585; z = 2.024; P = 0.043).
Delany simply refused to "be reconciled to live among" whites, "subservient to their will — existing by mere sufferance, as we, the colored people, do, in this country".
A fourth researcher also reviewed the results and reconciled any disagreement among the other reviewers.
Bill Clinton was a master at reconciling differences among Democrats of varying stripes.
The case has complicated faltering efforts to reconcile differences among Arab states over how to deal with Iran's rising regional influence and the Palestinian problem.
It is impossible to reconcile divisions among students within an institution and across the country when many of them feel afraid to speak up.
The combination of social change, increasingly savvy readers, a booming advertising market and the need to reconcile credibility among readers with state controls has created a very confusing environment, says David Bandurski at the University of Hong Kong.
Information granularity plays a pivotal role in reconciling differences among existing decisions, quantifying their diversity and associating it with the overall fuzzy decision.
This method can be used to analyze how poison put covenants in the target firm's bonds influence the bidder's costs of debt financing for a leveraged buyout, or investigate how the presence of wealth transfer among the remaining claim holders due to a bond redemption influences the firm's call policy, or further reconcile conflicts among previous empirical studies on call delay phenomena.
Although a large body of molecular data has accumulated over the past 20 years, DNA sequences of cetaceans have not been directly integrated with the rich, cetacean fossil record to reconcile discrepancies among molecular and morphological characters.
