Sentence examples for resolution adequately from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the choice of the vertical grid remains a subjective choice, and it is not clear that efforts to improve vertical resolution adequately support their horizontal counterparts.

Early studies were hampered because the technologies for genome-wide genomic analysis lacked the resolution to adequately refine cancer associated loci [3].

We confirmed that this inversion model has a resolution that can adequately calculate slip distribution and slip value (Fig. 2(a)).

The success of SRS methods depends upon three important factors: i) ability to identify key flow mechanisms responsible for the generation of coherent structures; ii) determine the optimum range of resolution required to adequately capture key elements of coherent structures; and iii) ensure that the modelled part is comprised nearly exclusively of fully-developed stochastic turbulence.

The $20 billion increase called for in Mr. Nickles's resolution is "enough to adequately fund defense," said Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire.

This can be achieved, if the CS measurements are digitized with an adequately high resolution.

The samples were collected at a resolution designed to sample adequately any variation in elemental ratios at the scale of the Milankovitch orbital cycles.

Such a fine resolution was required to adequately represent the dikes and the barriers that usually prevent the area from flooding, but results in a > 1,700,000 element unstructured grid.

However, the fMRI and structural evaluations have spatial resolution too limited to adequately identify the precise regions affected.

The lack of explanation provided by the DYNWET wetness index was also surprising and may be due to the 30-m digital elevation model (DEM) and the soils data having resolutions too coarse to adequately portray local variations key to mass wasting.

In addition, monitors must adequately display high-resolution images, and those capable of 10l p/mm resolution are extremely expensive.