Sentence examples for resolved in more from inspiring English sources
In certain circumstances (see "Results and discussion" section) the helical component is was further resolved in more sub-components ranging from 1690 1650 cm−1690 1650
While for USRP, the low sensitivity is due to insufficient amplification applied at the time of the experiment, which can be resolved in more recent sensing implementations [38].
b On the tomosynthesis sections these changes are resolved in more detail as cylindrical bronchiectasis (arrows), bronchial wall thickening and minor areas of small mucus plugging (circles) are seen Open image in new window Fig. 6 A 21-year-old man with cystic fibrosis.
The selection of GO groups was based on the GOSlim terms with some very large classes being resolved in more detail.
The molecular genetic data from Guo et al. [ 10, 11] and Ramsey et al. [ 12] have shown that all these native N American populations differ from those in Eurasia, are monophyletic and most likely linked to A. asiatica-2x/4x (called A. millefolium var. manshurica Kit. [ 12]), but can not be resolved in more details.
Do you believe the Arab Spring will resolve in more integration between religious communities (example Sunnis and Shias around the Gulf) or the repression will enphasize the separations?
On the other hand, histology images are able to resolve in more detail individual cellular structures, but reconstruction is inferior, as only a limited number of images are used.
But that is something we may see changing as more disputes are resolved in-country.
Impasses in negotiating union contracts must be resolved in a more effective manner, where locally elected officials are kept more directly responsible to the taxpayers for the results.
Consequently, from the charts in Fig. 17 we can derive the following table showing the percentage of composition cases that are resolved in no more than n seconds: n, sec compositions resolved within n sec, % 0.1 19.07 1 91.12 3 96.51 10 99.62 30 100.00.
Although the person may not recognise the connection, self-harm often becomes a response to profound and overwhelming emotional pain that cannot be resolved in a more functional way.
