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This methodology enabled us to resolve (i) size variations of martensite sub-units, (ii) associated dislocation sub-structures, (iii) chemical heterogeneities, and (iv) the resulting local mechanical properties.

However, in the central part of our study area, which corresponds to the southern end of the Ogawa et al. (2011) profile, a significant and previously unidentified feature was discovered inside the caldera in our model, because the dense array data of the present study enabled us to resolve the fine and lateral heterogeneous electrical structure there.

We also thank our anonymous reviewers for comments that enabled us to resolve deficiencies for this manuscript.

The results of our phylogenomic analyses enabled us to resolve the branching order of most of the investigated clades.

Sequencing and analyzing a large sequence dataset enabled us to resolve most of the evolutionary relationships among Rodentia.

Our extensive sampling of Nomocharis enabled us to resolve three sublclades within the genus: Eunomocharis, Ecristata, and the Non-Nomocharis lilies (Lilium species, N-N, hereafter).

In his public comments with Mr. Biden, Mr. Netanyahu focused on the need "to be persistent and purposeful in making sure we get to those direct negotiations that will enable us to resolve this conflict".

This enables us to resolve the problem of performance deterioration due to model incoherence, a problem faced in all model-based control methods.

It should be also noted that although PKKPab diffractions enable us to resolve small-scale structures at the CMB and improve the sampling coverage, intrinsic ambiguity exists in identifying the exact areas of velocity anomaly.

New developments in high-resolution, low accelaration voltage electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) enable us to resolve and quantify the co-orientation of nanocrystals constituting biological carbonate crystals with a scan step resolution of 125 nm.

According to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) definition, UWB emissions have a very large fractional bandwidth (greater than 0.2) or a bandwidth larger than 500 MHz enabling us to resolve multipath, penetrating many materials with extraordinary localization precision based on time-of-arrival (TOA) estimation of the signal.