Sentence examples for likely to resolve some from inspiring English sources

When thrombocytopenia (platelet count <25 × 10/l) is diagnosed at presentation, based on the rationale that once a response is achieved thrombocytopenia is likely to resolve, some experts would consider administering lenalidomide with platelet support (Table  5 and Fig.  1).

A deal between the owner and the suppliers is not likely to resolve much for people who work for Premier, like Mr. Arbanas.

Once it is sealed it is likely to resolve the problem – at least until the striking French port workers take some new form of action and change the rules of the game once again.

Therefore, yearly Pap smears in teenagers essentially find HPV (which is likely to resolve on its own) rather than cancer.

Hunter noted that after two years of negotiations, the parties weren't likely to resolve things in one day.

The problem isn't likely to resolve itself until medical technology allows us to clone several copies of Nintendo's in-house development genius, Shigeru Miyamoto.

The other, Brookdale Senior Living, is considered likely to resolve its short-term problems, but it faces a mountain of debt in the next few years.

"This particular change," Joshua Dressler, a law professor at Ohio State University, said, "is not likely to resolve the problems of obtaining a fair trial.

"The court is likely to resolve this matter quickly, as it has done on other occasions where electoral provisions are an issue (as during the 2010 election).

But for the moment the Tory party is likely to resolve itself only in favour of charity: a sticking plaster on a broken society that won't hold.

Other scientists said the new research, though impressive, was not likely to resolve differing interpretations of primate dispersal until more detailed and extensive fossils were collected.