Sentence examples for are more difficult to resolve from inspiring English sources

Problem solved, but some changeover problems are more difficult to resolve.

In general, these chords are more difficult to resolve that the chords that are just composed with dissonant intervals [21].

The consequence of this close proximity was that there was very little in the way of a "vertical" gradient of light stimulus established in the upper- tier plates, and the underlying inherent growth patterns are more difficult to resolve on the background of less tropically-directed growth of roots and shoots.

The noise problem may be more difficult to resolve.

The second problematic aspect of Descartes's rationalism is more difficult to resolve.

This would cause tone pairs close to one another to be more difficult to resolve. Figure 5 Showing results with Std mapping (white), semitone mapping Smt-MF (gray), and semitone mapping Smt-LF (black) with reference tones D (a) and G# (b) using semitone intervals (1, 3, and 6) in octaves range from 3 to 5. Chance level is indicated by the dashed line.

We don't believe numbers determine our destiny, but we do believe that every major social challenge we face today is more difficult to resolve with a growing population.

Because lab cultures of some strains exhibited much more recombination than others, we asked whether these strains' relationships were more difficult to resolve, using Mesquite to measure the stability of each strains' evolutionary relationships [34].

It would be expected that half-sib relationships and cousins would be reasonable to detect with this panel but more distant relationships would clearly be more difficult to resolve while inbreeding and marriage loops may not be sufficiently differentiated from sibling or parent-child relationships to be reliably detected.

Therefore, it will be more difficult to resolve issues such as access to safe water and sanitation.

The particular characteristics of climate change cause an additional range of methodologic issues that may be more difficult to resolve.