Sentence examples for insufficiently resolving from inspiring English sources
This reinforces the growing awareness that taxonomic units based on 18S rDNA identity are at least sometimes insufficiently resolving to identify distinct ecological entities [ 18- 21].
As an effective separation method, one-dimensional (1D) CCC often results in insufficiently resolved peaks, due to limitations in the separation efficiency and peak capacity in an equipment.
It is found that this region is important for accurately predicting pollutant dispersion, but is often insufficiently resolved by the less complex RANS model.
The degree to which Permo-Carboniferous cyclothemic successions archive evidence for long-term variations in ice volume during the Late Paleozoic Ice Age is insufficiently resolved.
The underestimation of the surface velocity field can be attributed to the model's vertical resolution; the layer thickness around the surface layer, from 0 to 20 m, is coarse (4 m), which may insufficiently resolve the surface boundary layer.
Our aim was to improve three aspects of the existing classification schemes: I) correct potential mis-classifications of Hox-proteins, II) refine the classification for the insufficiently resolved groups of Hox-proteins and III) provide estimates as to how comparable the most similar Hox-proteins from different organisms are likely to be.
Marker order is also insufficiently resolved among published maps, and homoeologue-specific markers are not available.
3) The insufficiently resolved conclusions/speculations on lipid order should be eliminated.
Our retrospective febrile seizures data were insufficiently resolved to permit such analysis.
The current RH map gives a higher resolution of insufficiently resolved areas of the genetic map and allows recombination hot spots to be predicted.
However, the rate profiles for acetic acid formation were insufficiently resolved to show any evidence of deviation from simple exponential behaviour, which might indicate more than one environment.
