Sentence examples for may be resolved from from inspiring English sources

The latter level may be resolved from observation.

This intuition suggests that a clique may be resolved from noise so long as a sufficient fraction of homologous edges are retained.

Although I feel that most doctors, residents, medical students, and nurses in the hospital are working toward the same goal and have good intentions, there are gaps in communication at times that may be resolved from an earlier understanding of how to work together efficiently and effectively".

'Human beings in society', Mill claimed, 'have no properties but those which are derived from, and which may be resolved into, the laws of the nature of individual men' (1963, Vol. 8: 879; see also Bentham: 1970 [1823]: chap. I, sec. 4).

As the phylogeny of the plastid ancestor has not been resolved, and due to frequent gene transfer between bacteria never may be "resolved" (Dagan et al. 2013), evolutionary trees from single proteins, as in figures 3 and 4, do not allow to differentiate between endosymbiotic and horizontal gene transfer from Cyanobacteria into C. paradoxa.

These may be resolved by the end of the year.

On the economic front, the contradictions may be resolved.

Some may be resolved through cooperative efforts to correct problems.

This issue may be resolved by a frequency-tunable micromirror.

They suggest how ongoing disputes may be resolved.

Microsoft Exchange support stirred up quite a bit of controversy, but that may be resolved.