Sentence examples for difficult resolution from inspiring English sources

For instance, you feel better about yourself when you keep a difficult resolution, meet a challenge, solve a problem, learn a skill, or cross something unpleasant off your to-do list.

The final assembly resulted in 1,804 contigs estimated to span about 888 Mb (3,372 BACs remained unassembled i.e., singletons; Table 2), including 2,310 BACs (6%) of difficult resolution after fingerprinting (Questionable or simply Q clones), distributed in 662 Q contigs.

We make use of our clone ordering to isolate the locations of individual reads to windows much smaller than a clone length, dramatically reducing the copy number of each repeat within a short region to the minimum and bypassing the notoriously difficult "repeat resolution" problem in fragment assembly at this stage.

This has made difficult the resolution of their evolutionary history up to now.

This is probably because the number of currently sequenced genomes is not yet very large, or because the different archaeal phyla and orders diverged less rapidly than bacterial and eukaryal ones, reducing the "radiation" effect that makes difficult the resolution of the most basal nodes in the global bacterial and eukaryal phylogenies.

The small additional mass contributed from the DNA duplex would be difficult to resolve at this resolution.

As the AlInN film is shown to be lattice-matched with GaN in RSM, the lattice images from high-resolution TEM are difficult to resolve the interface.

Make breaking the resolution difficult".

The scope of the claims, and the politically charged nature of some, could make a resolution difficult.

It takes me a while after I leave Eric to grasp one salient fact that may make resolution difficult.

It would be difficult for the resolution to gain the votes it needs to pass on the Senate side.