Sentence examples for systematic conflict from inspiring English sources
This article explored factors that influence PDRPM for housing provision in the Gaza Strip, which is affected by recurrent and systematic conflict.
These nodes were selected because they are not affected by systematic conflict (and they are generally retrieved in the phylogenies of each gene investigated), they are old enough to avoid time dependence effects [ 47] and not so deep as to be excessively affected by saturation of molecular change.
Results: Two of the 3 main results of the systematic review (conflicting evidence on the effectiveness of exercise therapy compared with inactive treatments; strong evidence that exercise therapy is more effective than usual care by a general practitioner) were influenced by the scale used.
SNPs in disagreement with the genome were identified and deleted prior to comparison for source-to-source conflicts, removing one systematic class of conflict.
Long seen as the collateral damage of conflict, systematic rape has become a means of achieving military ends.
In the case of children in armed conflict, systematic abuse can lead to a country being placed on a "list of shame" – a stigma that governments go to great lengths to avoid.
A systematic review of conflict of interests highlighted that systematic biases support products created by the funder [21], thus implying that hidden conflicts of interest may be present among the Japanese studies.
The similarities in the sources of bias thus suggest that analyzing the implications of systematic bias in conflict event data also has broader implications for analyses using similar data on other social processes.
Our database searches did not yield any systematic reviews of conflict of interest or financial disclosure policies.
The use of child-soldiers has been a scourge in Liberia since the early 1990s, when former president Charles Taylor pioneered their systematic use in conflict.
Others contend that objective measures of social grievance, such as inequality, lack of democracy and ethnic and religious divisions have no systematic effect on conflict risk.
