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Dictionary » C » Conflict ConflictConflict (Science: psychology) The internal individual struggle resulting from incompatible or opposing needs, drives, or external and internal demands. In group interactions, competitive or opposing action of incompatibles: antagonistic state or action (as of divergent ideas, interests, or persons). ![]()
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Results from our forumRe:... you. I guess that means that we need to redefine "free will"- maybe "The ability to make decisions without major amounts of outside conflict".
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Re: If God's a myth, isn't Evolution Science Fiction?... evolution is a collection of observations and an attempt to make logical sense out of them. That's what God gave us a brain for. Just because it conflicts with the theory put forth by those who wrote the Bible does not deny God. The God/creation vs. No God/evolution is a stupid, fake conflict. ...
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Re: Can you think of an evolutionary reason for this?... the daughter out of the prepubescent nest" ... how would this adaptation develop and how would it work... puts a new spin on parent offspring conflict : P This whole thing is nonsense. Study is correlation NOT cause and effect. I hate correlation studies done on humans as they are rarely done ...
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mutations annotations and analysis... to the intron (such as +6 or -2). I wish to locate the genomic coordinate of the mutation (hg19 coordinates). In both cases, I encounter here a conflict as there are, in many cases, a few transcripts, (i.e. more than one cDNA for the gene). In both papers, they didn't supply a transcript id, ...
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Can you think of an evolutionary reason for this?... the daughter out of the prepubescent nest" ... how would this adaptation develop and how would it work... puts a new spin on parent offspring conflict : P
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