Sentence examples for difficult to resolve with from inspiring English sources

"I find the collision of the public interest in information with the private interest in privacy to be enormously difficult to resolve, with no good solution".

However, these peaks become more diffused and difficult to resolve, with a much lower intensity as the applied bias voltage increases and completely disappears at Ub = −350 V, which suggests formation of metal carbides in the coating.

However, when solids are in close proximity (e.g. touching or in contact), the fluid in the thin gap region between the solids is difficult to resolve with a background fluid grid.

But I think they also realize that from the very beginning, these were the hardest questions that go to the core of both sides' identity and sense of themselves -- far more difficult to resolve, with all respect, than any issues between Israel and the Egyptians or the Jordanians, or even the Syrians.

Therefore, validation of targeting effects for a given ligand may be difficult to resolve with traditional competition–inhibition methods using an excess of free ligand or simple models via positive negative cells (Yu et al. 2010).

We don't believe numbers determine our destiny, but we do believe that every major social challenge we face today is more difficult to resolve with a growing population.

The samples obtained from activated Cry1Ab toxin formed ionic pores that were similar to the pores induced by monomeric toxin reported previously [ 14, 16– 20], showing pore activity with multiple subconducting states that are difficult to resolve and with low open probability with values of 0.3 0.6.

These processes obscure phylogenetic analysis, making some parts of the tree difficult to resolve even with genome data.

Many branches of the mammalian tree remained difficult to resolve, even with the analysis of several 100 thousand nt (knt) of sequence data.

However, our study also shows that certain nodes of the tree (such as the WGD clade) are difficult to resolve even with genome scale data.

Instead, these patterns of weak support are more likely to reflect short underlying branch lengths [ 20, 36, 41], and may be difficult to resolve even with more complete taxonomic and genomic sampling.