Sentence examples for achieving some resolution from inspiring English sources

The patient appeared to tolerate this well, achieving some resolution of edema as well as adequate pain control.

More than an hour in duration, it covers a vast range of emotion, from stark tragedy and aural violence to moments of grotesque humour, while achieving some sort of provisional resolution.

But after these meetings he often felt that he and they had achieved some kind of resolution.

But for all this acclaim, he says architecture has been largely "a tool" by which he has attempted to achieve some sort of resolution between a wider set of social, economic, political and cultural ideas.

However, in order to achieve some desired spatial resolution of the rainfall field estimate (in terms of number of pixels), the number of microwave links, i.e., the number of attenuation measurements, is always much smaller than the number of pixels in a given service area.

Only the phylogeny based on the 13-protein data achieved some degree of resolution regarding superfamily phylogenetic relationships.

Achieving discreet resolution wherever possible, without the need for litigation is a key aim of Nick's approach.

However, achieving optimum resolution in ptychographic imaging remains a challenge.

They report achieving faster resolution of organ failure.

Achieving high resolution for MS analysis is not the primary goal in this study.

μMRI is capable of achieving spatial resolution of 120 × 120 × 120 μm and below.