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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are resolved down" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing a process of resolution or simplification, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The issues we faced are resolved down to a few key points that we can address."
Alternatives: "are simplified to" or "are distilled to".
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The LES methodology provides detailed flow information as velocity fluctuations are resolved down to the scale of the numerical grid.
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The final status of Kosovo will be resolved down the road, Mr. Kouchner said, not soon.
The resulting so-called minimum 1D model (Figure 2a and Table 1) is resolved down to approximately 40 km depth.
This is the first intraspecific gene-based map of the lentil genome that can be resolved down to the same number of linkage groups as there are chromosomes.
Using chromatin that is sheared to ~300 bp, the binding sites of a sequence-specific transcription factor can be resolved down to around ± 25 bp.
Spinal cord structure can be resolved down to single axons by imaging myelin sheaths [ 15], while areas of demyelination can be assessed in inflammatory [ 16, 17] and traumatic [ 18, 19] spinal cord pathologies.
Many protein functions can be addressed by these means and the mechanism of action of these molecular machines may be resolved down to the level of a single bond.
The flow scales are resolved explicitly down to the Kolmogorov scale.
Moreover, initial ambiguities induced by predictions for different junction types are resolved by top-down feedback during the first few iterations.
If violations amount to a public health hazard, the restaurant may be shut down until they are resolved.
The promotions, however, can problematically lead women to take the fall for their companies' problems, and then be forced to step down after crises are resolved.
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