Sentence examples for believed to resolve from inspiring English sources

The effect of any kind of medical intervention is difficult to judge because the disease is rare, has a variable course, and is generally believed to resolve without treatment.

The capillary leak is believed to resolve within 8 to 24 hours after trauma, but data vary [ 1, 5].

The Mlh1-Mlh3 (Mutγ) complex with the help of Exo1 is believed to resolve JMs as COs in the class I pathway (Zakharyevich et al. 2012).

There are no licensed diagnostic assays for T. vaginalis infection in men, the occurrence of symptomatic infections is rare compared with the estimated prevalence of infection in males, and most infections are believed to resolve in the absence of treatment.

In particular, the nucleotide excision repair (NER) system is believed to resolve the majority of DNA lesions provoked by CDDP, although components of the mismatch repair (MMR) machinery have also been implicated in this process (at least in its detection, as opposed to resolution, phase).

The IPC is likely to have come under extreme pressure to follow the IOC's lead but is believed to be resolved to make its own decision based on the evidence.

Intraretinal pigmentary spots with adjacent typical red blot hemorrhages believed to be resolving blot hemorrhages were seen.

With the worst of the aircraft's problems believed to have been resolved, the XR-1 was submitted for service testing by the Army Air Forces in 1943.

But after witnessing two murders — perpetrated by men they believed to be shabiha — the family resolved to quit the area.

The family, believed to be heavily armed, has resolved not to participate in court proceedings or any other government activities, because, Mr. Gray said, its religious and political beliefs do not permit doing so.

It has been shown that changes in the magnetic field occurring over only few months, as well as the fluid flow at the top of the core that is believed to generate them, can be resolved (Olsen and Mandea, 2008).