Sentence examples for be resolved by considering from inspiring English sources
This contradiction may be resolved by considering that, as seismic data suggest (Bostock et al., 2002), the Northern Cascadia forearc mantle is already fully serpentinized and "flooded" by low-salinity water from the dehydrating slab.
In this work using atomistic methods we focus on the kinetics of graphite melting and show that the experimental puzzles can be resolved by considering the graphite melting as a process in the non-equilibrium superheated solid.
In this work, we propose that this conflict may be resolved by considering the decrease in char reactivity with burnout due to ash effects, thermal annealing, or other phenomena.
Nevertheless, the ambiguity can be resolved by considering the 3H data in combination with (a) the generalized hydraulic conductivity of the massif obtained from discharge data, and (b) the Na and silica content of the water as an indication of the extent of rock-water interaction.
We have proposed that this discrepancy could be resolved by considering factors such as the variance in stimuli that could affect repetition priming [29].
This apparent discrepancy can, however, be resolved by considering that in the rate code each neuron contributes to the representation of all sounds, not just those eliciting maximal activity [30] [32], [56], [57].
Here, a model was developed based on the CFD theory, in which the heterogeneous fluid flow was resolved by considering the oscillatory behavior of voidage and the effective fluid viscosity.
The mass conservation for diffusion-driven evaporation is resolved by considering the effect of interface cooling on the change in density of saturated vapour along the liquid-vapour interface of sessile droplets.
This seeming paradox is resolved by considering the strong reaction by some conservative religious people against this more tolerant social milieu.
This ambiguity is resolved by considering only the hit with the highest score ("best hit").
These concerns are resolved by considering how users are identified, the nature of the tasks they undertake, and how their unique expertise can be accessed through appropriate training and support [ 3, 11].
