Sentence examples for resolution problematic from inspiring English sources

Cuba's bureaucracy is notoriously slow to make decisions and opaque, making dispute resolution problematic.

He said that enshrining outlines for negotiations in a United Nations resolution was problematic.

"We made it clear from the beginning that trying to introduce the I.C.C. language into a simple roll-over resolution was problematic".

The complexity of the LC architecture and the need to measure minute focal changes to detect disease progression make low scanning resolution especially problematic.

The goal of inquiry is not simply a change in the beliefs of the inquirers but the resolution of the problematic situation, in what he calls a 'consummatory' course of action or state of affairs.

Similarly, he referred to the Marxist theory and practice of revolution as analogous to the Deweyan model of the application of scientific method to the resolution of a problematic situation.

In his early phase through the 1930s, Hook's approach could be understood as a form of radical liberalism which was particularly marked by his support for Marxism as an application of scientific method for the resolution of the problematic situation of capitalist societies during that period.

That didn't mean he was guilty of anything; it meant that he'd decided that paying the women off would be the fastest, least problematic resolution".

However, the limited spatial resolution can be problematic, particularly for metastases and heterogeneous tumours, and considerable expertise is required for effective data analysis and interpretation.

The issue has been most extensively explored in parsimony analysis, where branch length can be an important consideration, e.g. in selection of outgroups and resolution of topologically problematic regions.

For example, an EST collection can aid identification of genes underlying phenotypes of interest through the development of expression arrays [ 35] and provide a wealth of markers that may offer resolution of previously problematic phylogenetic relationships [ 36].