Sentence examples for providing resolution from inspiring English sources

But aside from providing resolution for the viewer, Mr. Fontana said, finales serve a purpose for those who work on a long-running series as well.

The sixth and final season of the series just began on PBS's "Masterpiece," providing resolution to its viewers' most pressing concerns.

Application to an existing neural stem cell data set demonstrates the method's applicability to highly complex systems and its ability to detect very low expression differences (<1.2-fold change), providing resolution which may be of significant interest in neural systems such as this.

Both point-scanning and line-scanning confocal microscopes have proven successful for imaging of human tissues, providing resolution and optical sectioning to observe nuclear and cellular detail.

Spatial modeling has usually only predicted the presence or absence of disease and vectors based on rather broad measures of climate and environmental variation, 2, 15, 32 providing resolution that is little better than descriptive landscape epidemiology.

Double cladding fibers based on either ion doped silica or photonic structures, consisting of a single mode core (for laser delivery) and a multimode inner cladding (for fluorescence collection), have been employed to increase the collection efficiency by one to two orders of magnitude, while providing resolution comparable to that of a single mode fiber [ 13, 18, 39].

It can provide resolution where there should be none.

His death may represent exacted justice, but it does not provide resolution.

The old tool is the use of a high-resolution confocal microscope that can provide resolution for up to 0.5 micrometers -- less than 1/200,000 of an inch.

MLSA, which entails DNA sequencing of subsets of so-called housekeeping (or conserved) genes, has been shown to provide resolution down to intraspecies levels.

The new fossil, he says, does "nothing to provide resolution to the anthropoid origins debate".