Sentence examples for is better resolved from inspiring English sources
That appeal is powerful in "The Kingdom," and the tension between first- and third-person narration is better resolved than in his earlier work.
The photoluminescence spectrum of Gd3Ga5O12: Tb3+ nanoceramic with PEG-300 is better resolved through higher intensity and more optimal molecular weight of polyethylene glycol.
Analogous discussion may be done on data obtained during high current doping (Figure 4b): in this case, the final part of the spectrum is better resolved and a further semicircle clearly appears.
The density in the interior of the helix barrel (putative NPA box region) is better resolved compared to our previous map, suggesting clearer linkage to some of the helices, and it may harbor short stretches of α-helix.
Specifically focusing on the deficit, EPI asks whether it is better resolved by investing in "job creation, education and energy" or by "cutting government spending".
The 18S gene tree is better resolved than the 28S gene tree.
The department decided the case was better resolved inside the state, said Peter Carr, the spokesman.
Pragmatic business travel problems may be better resolved by having a local "friend" to hand, such as knowing about the business districts that guidebooks usually omit.
Some of the clumsy details might have been better resolved had the gallery's energies not been exerted on a series of four more pavilions a few hundred metres away.
But he has made environmentalists uneasy with a record that relied in part on voluntary compliance with environmental standards, and by suggesting that environmental problems were better resolved in the board room than by legislation or the courts.
But he also said that Augusta had the right to control its membership and that the entire debate over women as members would be better resolved if the two principals in the battle -- Martha Burk, chairwoman of the National Council of Women's Organizations, and William Johnson, chairman of Augusta -- met in private.
