Sentence examples for has been well resolved from inspiring English sources
When tested as a lithium-ion battery anode, the material not only showed higher reversible specific capacity (626 mAh g−1) than pure carbon nanofibers, but also exhibited better cycling performance (50 cycles with 73% capacity retention), indicating that the volume change problem of tin anodes has been well resolved by this morphology control.
Assembly for small genomes, such as prokaryote organisms, has been well resolved [20], [21], [22].
A grouping scenario was chosen based on the taxonomy and phylogeny of major Rickettsia species, which has been well resolved by recent studies [ 37, 41, 67].
Phylogeny of the rice tribe has been well resolved by previous studies based on sequences of plastid, mitochondrial and nuclear genes [ 25, 26] and provided an important framework for molecular evolution study for this group (Additional file 1).
Although biosynthesis of the vitamin has been well resolved in recent years, the main research is currently based on Arabidopsis thaliana with very little work done on major crop plants.
Some of the issues have been well resolved including the monophyly of Cetacea [ 5, 12- 17, 19- 22] and its sister relationship with Hippoptamidae [ 10, 12, 13, 22- 24].
Structures of most of the r-proteins have been well resolved in 70S ribosome complexes, with some exceptions including the S1 protein and the L1 and L12 stalks which are highly mobile and often missing in X-ray-solved structures.
Resource allocation is an important issue that has not been well resolved in multi-relay multi-user Decode-and-Forward (DF) OFDM systems with subcarrier-pairing at relays in the presence of heterogeneous flows, i.e., simultaneous real-time (RT) and non-real-time (NRT) traffic.
However, the generation process, such as the stress accumulation on a fault, has not been well resolved compared with the case of interplate earthquakes.
Two examples of this problem are the very bird-like Compsognathus longipes (shown at right) and Ornitholestes hermanni, small theropods known from good specimens, but whose phylogenetic affinities have not been well resolved yet, because they share some features that might closely unite them with a group, but then lack some features that are considered diagnostic for that group.
