Sentence examples for be resolved accurately from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the erroneous results may also attribute to the limits of the intrinsic resolutions in delay and Doppler frequency domains, since paths closely spaced by distances less than the resolutions cannot be resolved accurately by the SAGE algorithm.
The main reason is that, contrary to regular systems like, for example, the Solar System, resonant 3-body interactions often include very close encounters, which need a very small time-step size to be resolved accurately.
At the high values of Pe in typical fluid-surfactant systems, there is a transition layer near the interface in which the surfactant concentration varies rapidly, and large gradients at the interface must be resolved accurately to evaluate the exchange of surfactant between the interface and bulk flow.
Where bases could not be resolved accurately, the standard IUPAC codes for base uncertainties were used.
Any dimer that forms must be resolved accurately into monomers so that each daughter cell inherits one complete chromosome.
We believe that QTLs within this interval will be resolved more accurately with the development of new genome sequencing technology and high-density SNP markers.
Finally, we picked stance-to-swing transitions since these sequences of movement can most accurately be resolved in time from our videos.
The relative contribution of each strategy is difficult to determine, but may be resolved using polymorphic microsatellites to accurately identify clones and examine genetic structure of populations (Arnaud-Haond et al., 2005).
Current controversies about the significance and proper management of such tumors could be resolved with tests for molecular markers that accurately forecast a tumor's behavior.
The outstanding resolution of this telescope allows charge-separated cosmic-rays to be resolved and the source to be determined accurately.
It is vitally important that every vote is counted and that this election is resolved as accurately as possible, so the American people have confidence that their next president was the candidate who got the most votes".
