Sentence examples for resolved as such from inspiring English sources

The conflict is of a whole and must be resolved as such.

While Iran does indeed support violence in other countries, its efforts seem rationally related to political objectives (supporting Hezbollah against the Israeli occupation, and Assad as a fellow Shiite power) and might be resolved as such.

Given the high statistical power needed for these tests, some samples present a high percentage of type II error, whereby individuals of a certain relationship would not be resolved as such due an insufficient number of alleles and/or loci in the sample.

One's problems are one's own, and should be resolved as such, because they are too personal to discuss with anyone else.

These sequences may represent novel kinesin families and/or early-derived members of the 14 recognized kinesin families that are not resolved as such in our inferred gene tree.

Many kinesins in Leishamania, Giardia and Chlamydomonas were not resolved with known kinesin families and may represent novel kinesin families and/or early-derived members of the 14 recognized kinesin families that are not resolved as such in our inferred gene tree.

The mechanisms for bladder cancer development and progression have not yet been fully resolved and as such the need for more reliable and accurate biomarkers for disease recurrence and progression remains.

"While the company's final offer addressed those competitive disadvantages, the gulf between the company and the union was too wide to resolve and, as such, market conditions dictate that the company take this step," the statement said.

Relationships between liverworts, mosses hornworts and vascular plants have proven difficult to resolve, and as such it is not clear which bryophyte lineage is the sister group to all other land plants and which is the sister to vascular plants.

During optimization several issues of the initial lead structures had to be resolved, such as selectivity over related GPCRs, inhibition of the hERG channel as well as the potential to induce phospholipidosis.

To date, no study has tried to examine area-based measures of socio-economic status as modifiers at a more geographically resolved area, such as the census tract, or to include both individual and area based measures as effect modifiers.