Sentence examples for hard to resolve with from inspiring English sources

This then leaves an issue hard to resolve with the current data.

While rods are still very hard to resolve with modern image technologies, several different techniques have been reported that are capable to resolve individual cones [ 1– 7].

Information in these databases is often hard to resolve with certainty because of subsetting different data in a variety of formats; use of different bioactivity metrics; use of different identifiers for chemicals and proteins; and having to access different query interfaces, respectively.

The economic crisis grows worse, and harder to resolve, with each passing week.

As Ekvtimishvili and Gross pull back and zoom in on each person affected, the picture deepens and darkens, the rights and wrongs of the crisis growing harder to resolve with each exquisitely observed detail.

However, physiotherapists, in particular, tried hard to resolve these problems with patients.

As for my taping troubles, I knew they would be hard to resolve at 3 a.m., with all quiet on the tenting front and no neighbors I could bother for a few extra strips.

Yet, tarsiers still closely resemble both strepsirrhines and simians in different ways, and since the early split between strepsirrhines, tarsiers, and simians is ancient and hard to resolve, a third taxonomic arrangement with three suborders is sometimes used: Prosimii, Tarsiiformes, and Anthropoidea.

"Some of the policy tensions we work with are very hard to resolve," Genachowski said in a recent interview.

The relationships among chlorophyll c-containing plastids are, however, particularly hard to resolve and the results obtained are sometimes incongruent with host cell phylogenies [ 9].

The whole tree is well resolved, with every node having maximal Bayesian support, even among the previously hard to resolve lower fungi where the recent separation of Allomycetes [11] from other Chytridiomycetes is clearly evident.