Sentence examples for has resolved the difficulty from inspiring English sources

The establishment of the PepX database has resolved the difficulty of unavailability of a protein peptide interaction database, whereby authors have classified the proteins based on backbone variations and binding interfaces.

Even though the intensive studies have resolved the difficulties of DEG detection in some degree, there is no method that can effectively suggest phenotype related DEGs from a small number of samples.

"We have resolved the matter.

The present paper reports the results of work supported by the Department of Health's New and Emerging Applications of Technology Programme NEATthathas has resolved these difficulties and made available an Objective Spinal Motion Imaging Assessment (OSMIA) for routine use in fluoroscopy rooms.

A new relief road is being built and a traffic management system has resolved some of the difficulties when crowds are relatively small.

PET/CT has resolved many of the interpretation difficulties formerly associated with PET: paraoesophageal brown fat, asymmetric uptake in the vocal cords and atherosclerotic disease in the aorta and great vessels[ 85 88 ].

Now, new measurements by the Microwave Anisotropy Telescope (MAT) team seem to have resolved that difficulty.

Meeting on the outskirts of the global climate change conference here, the two men said they had resolved almost all of the remaining difficulties and planned to finalize a pact soon.

The adults with SLI were subdivided according to whether they had evidence of persisting difficulties in adulthood, or whether the problems had resolved (SLI-history group).

The anterior scleritis had resolved.

If DltC were used, the assay would require either millimolar concentration of DltC or addition of a thioesterase to regenerate DltC, for which we haven't resolved the technical difficulties.