Sentence examples for resolve why from inspiring English sources

We conclude that further work is required to address and resolve why more structure is found in the calculated absorption spectra compared to what is observed in the experimentally measured spectra.

The AMS should be able to spot the results of collisions of the mysterious dark matter that makes up most of the mass of our Universe, catch completely new forms of matter that include the aptly named "strange" quark, or resolve why the Universe we see is made mostly of matter rather than antimatter.

The onus would then be on the authors to try to resolve why their assay system deviates from what is accepted for PP1 and related protein phosphatases.

As reviewer #2 states below: "The onus would then be on the authors to try to resolve why their assay system deviates from what is accepted for PP1 and related protein phosphatases".

The Mendel lab had a nice paper using overexpression of miR-26 in transgenic mice to try to resolve why miR-26 can act as both a tumor suppressor and an oncogene in intestinal tumors.

In mammals, one of the Cdx genes, Cdx2, has been recruited for an additional role in specification of trophectoderm [ 45], but since this tissue is mammal-specific this does not help resolve why all three genes were retained through vertebrate evolution.

So, if this matter was resolved, why did the Haggler invite readers to carpet e-mail Radio Shack?

While one of the central mysteries of the film — the question of who is making the tapes — is never resolved, why the tapes are being made soon becomes clear.

On this interpretation of Aristotle's strategy, at least two puzzling features in Aristotle's discussion are resolved, why he appears to be addressing someone who claims the contrary, and not the contradictory of PNC, and how Aristotle can argue from the second version of the principle of non-contradiction to the first.

And evolutionary biology has made stunning progress in resolving why.

Scarring occurs when a couple continuously hurts one another without learning or resolving why and how they do that.