Sentence examples for resolve the problem of whether from inspiring English sources

In view of the above it would be interesting to resolve the problem of whether massage performed before prolonged physical training or during its course can lead to an increase in fibroblast activity and angiogenesis.

Based on this, our study was aimed at resolving the problem of whether tendon massage, applied before or during intense physical training, could stimulate angiogenesis.

Congress, meanwhile, can resolve the problem of orphan books.

Continuation techniques satisfactorily resolve the problem of sensitivity.

"Violence and weapons can never resolve the problems of man".

He added: "The day we resolve the problems is when we resolve the problems of those people in Alexandra township [in Johannesburg].

The original misattributed this quotation to Harriett Baldwin MP: "We cannot resolve the problems of the euro".

Here, too, it is clear that how one resolves the problem of moral luck whether one rejects the possibility of moral luck altogether, accepts it in all forms, or accepts certain kinds and not others—has implications for the ultimate success of Luck Egalitarianism.

This resolves the problem of symmetrical ambiguities.

It also resolves the problem of starvation.

No finer way of resolving the problems of capitalism has been dreamed up, bar socialism.