Sentence examples for difficult to resolve the from inspiring English sources

Zittrain said it may be difficult to resolve the matter definitively.

As an application, a two-dimensional temperature-driven flow is investigated, for which other numerical methods find it difficult to resolve the flow field at large Knudsen numbers.

Because they are so difficult to resolve, the big powers tend to leave them on ice until circumstances force them to act.

Since the two systems are intertwined with mutual needs, it is difficult to resolve the issues associated with them in isolation.

On the other hand, it is extremely difficult to resolve the highly dynamic nature of the process using purely in-situ characterization techniques [1].

A reader, who wants to know detailed aspects of this issue, may refer to Li s (1997) book � Molecular Evolution.? The first thing I want to emphasize here is that if we are concerned with very minor fitness differences between alleles, say s = 0.0001, it would be extremely difficult to resolve the debate on neutrality.

The dispute is all the more difficult to resolve because the river is in Kashmir.

The density of the Quaternary sediments (Q) was fixed at 1.9 g/cm3 because the thickness of this unit is less than 100 m such a thin geologic layer is difficult to resolve considering the wide spacing of the gravity stations.

Furthermore, it is difficult to resolve whether the higher prevalence by the VP1 assay was due to increased sensitivity or to a difference in genome identity sequences among the MCPyV strains.

In this case, endothelial cells were intentionally not immunostained by anti-CD31/ABC alkaline phosphatase [ 24, 27], as it resulted in extensive deposition of chromogenic precipitate, which made the stromal capillaries difficult to resolve from the choroidal epithelial layer.

The leaflets of the DOPC liposomes tend to be difficult to resolve under the imaging conditions, although in some tomograms, two leaflets with ∼4 nm spacing are evident (Supplementary Figure S2).