Sentence examples for difficulties are being resolved from inspiring English sources

With the advent of preload-independent measurements for diastolic function, both measurement and conceptual difficulties are being resolved, and a new realm of evidence is beginning to emerge regarding the aberrations that are found during cardiac relaxation in sepsis.

"We understand the difficulties in growing the strains are being resolved but it will take longer to produce the same amount of vaccine as last year," Dr. Cox said.

The first of these is that in the clinic it may be difficult to determine the extent and nature of joint involvement – a difficulty that is being resolved by advances in imaging technology, as discussed below.

Most of the difficulties to be resolved before this is done involve, not the launching rocket, but the capsule that will carry the passenger.

How his difficulties there were resolved is something to which the City of London should pay close attention: "We survived and I'm delighted that, tough though it was, and it was very, very tough, we got them all their money back".

And yet Mr Nye thinks that the country's difficulties can be resolved, just as they have been in the past.

Mr Robinson admitted there were difficulties to be resolved but said "everyone should cool their jets".

However, there are many difficulties to be resolved in study and design of gyrotrons meeting requirements.

At the time of writing it is unclear how these difficulties will be resolved.

Some technical difficulties must be resolved.

At least two major difficulties must be resolved before any identification of complexity exponents is possible.