Sentence examples for does not resolve this problem from inspiring English sources
An increased number of PCR cycles (40 cycles for sputum analysis compared to 30 cycles for cultures) does not resolve this problem completely and increases the sensitivity of the assay to amplicon contamination.
If we who are involved in clinical research and health care delivery do not resolve this problem, for both ICDs and other new therapies that appear in the future, society will do it for us.
This false dilemma appears also when considering unresolved issues in evolution or abiogenesis ("The RNA world did not resolve this problem. Thus, only creation is left as an option"; Reinikainen [2011]) or when discussing the potential moral dimensions of evolutionary theory.
Transgenic mouse models do not resolve this problem conclusively, i.e. the relative hierarchy of amyloid and tau pathology depends on the actual model and the genes expressed or inactivated.
If we didn't resolve this problem, this trip would have been an awful High School graduation present for her so this mishap was definitely not what we wanted to happen.
This does not resolve the problem, but I think it puts those types of characters on notice that Congress is not going to stand for it and the FTC should not stand for it.
Their treatment is difficult and sometimes requires colostomy or even proctectomy, although this does not resolve the problem in all patients.
We have tried to account for these floor effects by using squared terms and interaction terms in our model, but, as the figures illustrate, this does not resolve the problem.
Rejection of these incorrect sets does not resolve the problem as the simulated density functions no longer maintain the originally assumed distribution.
The new O.3 test improves the analysis method, but does not resolve the problem of excessive commingling of fuel into oxidizer.
Still, Mr. León said, "Simply being here might offer an image of battling to overcome his illness, but does not resolve the problem of the illness itself".
