Sentence examples for is not able to resolve from inspiring English sources
In an earlier answer I covered the options for a parent who is not able to resolve an issue with special education at the school level (contacting the family advocate for their school district, the community superintendent's office, or the special education call center at 311, or filing an impartial hearing request).
As expected, the FB presents a high RMSE and a bias in the estimate of ν1 and ν2, since it is not able to resolve the two sources.
The GCE is not able to resolve the peaks whereas the CNF nanoelectrodes shows very distinct peaks in the differential pulse voltammetry plots [58].
Although the HireCT measurement system is not able to resolve these micro-channels, the working liquid can be successfully visualized via its phase contrast.
The Chairperson of the Law Enforcement and Human Rights Advocacy in West Papua, himself stated recently that such military operations are evidence that the Indonesian government is not able to resolve the issues in West Papua.
However, it appears that the codon signature is not able to resolve phylogenetic relationships beyond the genus level in this taxon.
I guess it's something I'm not able to resolve successfully, but it seems too high a price to make the whole thing verboten".
Euskal Herritarrok, a party widely seen as the E.T.A. political wing, said the bombing showed that Spain and France were not able to resolve the Basque problem.
The S.E.C. and Andersen, however, were not able to resolve the issues fast enough to reach a deal before last Thursday, the deadline prosecutors gave Andersen either to plead guilty or be indicted.
While Mr. Seyfer was not able to resolve the problem he had with the Lincoln sunroof when he posted an inquiry on the task force site, he said information was easy to get most of the time.
At that time, during a four-hour executive session, the committee was not able to resolve a "clear-cut scope for the investigation," Mr. O'Neill said, adding that more time was needed.
