Sentence examples for a resolution to identify from inspiring English sources

In August 2015, the United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution to identify "to the greatest extent feasible individuals, entities, groups or governments perpetrating, organizing, sponsoring or otherwise involved in the use of chemicals as weapons in Syria".

Consequently, it is important to examine the genetics of posterior fossa ependymomas at a greater resolution to identify very focal amplifications and deletions, as well as to concentrate on decoding its epigenome.

This division rendered a good spatial resolution to identify changes in the dendritic trees.

These two genomes provide a much greater resolution to identify human-specific genetic differences than the chimpanzee, our closest extant relative.

■ Replace obstruction with cooperation on an enforceable Security Council resolution to identify any chemical weapons, put them under international control and ensure their destruction.

We did not identify T. odontotermitis genes in a search against data from a recent metagenomic study (12), which could be the result of the high complexity of the bacterial communities in the fungus-growing termite gut or of an insufficient sequencing resolution to identify T. odontotermitis and its genes, or T. odontotermitis may simply not have been present in that specific colony.

After the filtering, a MEM (Maximum Entropy Method) with a lag of 1200 seconds is applied for each 1-hour interval, shifting 30 minutes, to get the power spectral density (PSD) with a high frequency (period) resolution to identify the resonance period.

Intramolecular cross-links would require a high degree of resolution to identify, and the heterogeneity of these cross-links would make them difficult to discover by mass spectrometry.

The choice of prey categorisation used in the analyses was a pragmatic one, and a compromise between achieving sufficient prey resolution to identify diet changes, and maintaining sample sizes.

These methods, however, do not give the exact number of QDs nor have enough spatial resolution to identify a single QD.

Linkage studies for complex disease proved extremely difficult due to a lack of sufficient genomic resolution to identify disease-associated loci using microsatellite markers and inadequate power to detect an association, largely due to the significant locus heterogeneity that characterizes common disease (John et al. 2004; Altmuller et al. 2001; Xiong and Guo 1998).