Sentence examples for resolve a different from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Mr. Batali and Mr. Bastianich agreed to pay $5.25 million to resolve a different lawsuit, one in which employees from a range of restaurants had charged that portions of their tips were being illegally confiscated.

After the uncertainty is resolved a different perception of risk surrounding income and assets will probably remain.

For Si 557 -Au, the Si 557 -Auized calculathen resolves a different experimental puzzle: the observation of a metal–insulator transition at low temperature.

The ISOrank algorithm aims at resolving a different problem of aligning networks globally, while NetworkBLAST-E performs similarly to NetworkBLAST and is not available online.

The time of origin of the lineage leading to Lobodon is younger than the date estimated by Fyler et al. [ 24], but older than that of Arnason et al. [ 14] (who also resolved a different topology).

One important issue to address is whether a tracer experiment should be completed in isolation, i.e. one tracer experiment to elucidate all the fluxes, or whether parallel experiments are better suited, i.e. several tracer experiments with each resolving a different subset of the fluxes.

The second phase is characterized by lymphocyte repopulation occurring after inflammation begins to resolve in a different proportion and profile to that of the naive state.

It will be a challenge to merge a vast amount of data and acquire biological meanings to resolve a daunting conundrum of different diseases.

The N&B analysis cannot resolve a mixture of species of different brightness that reside in a single pixel.

The next basal branchings in Stomatopoda, i.e., the exact relationships of the species of Bairdops Schram, 1979 and Perimecturus Peach, 1908, are resolved in a different manner.

Here the approach suffers from the same problem as DIALIGN, which is, however, resolved in a different way: instead of producing a single locally optimal alignment, TRACKER lists all maximal compatible sets of pairwise alignments.