Sentence examples for sometimes compatible from inspiring English sources
The behaviors and personal histories of Nazis that he cites, whether of Himmler or the Einsatzgruppen officers, though sometimes compatible with one or another part of Athens's theory, aren't enough to lead us to the conclusion that the theory can explain their violence or that of the Nazis in general.
This goal is sometimes compatible with but sometimes also in conflict with the incentive to protect property rights because good policies can threaten political survival but bad policies can consolidate political survival (Bueno de Mesquita et al. 2003).5 We argue that the political power configurations in which local cadres were embedded determined their motivation.
A fascinating lesson from the day was that the presentation and control of information itself raises ethical issues; the different professional perspectives of the speakers led each of them to valuable insights into the significance, value and use of genomic information, insights that were sometimes compatible, sometimes conflicting.
It finds its place among other values, sometimes in compatible, sometimes in conflicting ways.
They faithfully report the evolution of a cancer genome, although they can sometimes be compatible with more than a single history.
Male bettas are difficult to pair with other fish, but can sometimes be compatible with some types of community fish, such as Platyfish and some types of Guppies.
The files from different BIM tools will be of various formats and sometimes are not compatible.
Though all these things should be compatible, sometimes they're not.
They are further supported by thermodynamic calculations and by grains sometimes exhibiting orientations compatible with the so-called interlocked icosahedron.
The three approaches outlined here are compatible and sometimes complementary.
The results showed that T. sinense is self-compatible, and sometimes needs pollination vector, and can be pollinated by wind and insect (Syrphid fly and bees), which is in accordance with that from out-crossing index and pollen-ovule ratio.
