Sentence examples for be resolved if the from inspiring English sources

Mather wondered whether the entire calamity might be resolved if the court discounted those testimonies.

This problem can be resolved if the frequency response (FR) of the system is known and applied for process diagnostics.

It might seem that the paradox inherent in PD could be resolved if the game were played repeatedly.

Many of these can be resolved if the continents were closer together during the Devonian than at present.

Many problems with observational studies would be resolved if the sample sizes were huge and more representative of the population ("In Public Health, Definitive Data Can Be Elusive").

It won't be resolved if the chairman of the board and the county executive aren't working cooperatively to get it resolved".

The discrepancy is resolved if the notion of 10 μm band features being solely attributable to macroscopic crystallinity is abandoned.

"The whole thing could have been resolved if the government had simply answered her questions," Mr. Becraft said.

While in agreement that the Nova Scotia law may have gone too far, he says the issue could have been resolved if the two men involved in the challenge would have come to CyberSCAN before going to the courts.

This paradox of an apparent absence of historical recombination despite evidence of recent recombination is resolved if the subspecies evolved in allopatry (i.e. geographically separated) and have only come into sympatry relatively recently.

The problem would have been resolved if the scoring mechanism used, assigned zero to the most insignificant case (P = 1).