Sentence examples for resolved in this work from inspiring English sources

This difficulty is resolved in this work by employing 'stress free boundary conditions' at the open end of the domains, which have been shown to provide accurate results by a number of previous authors.

The problem with a change in the c parameter resulting in expansion or compression of the central Ca O core of the structure is resolved in this work by recalculation of the z/ c coordinate of the atoms in the asymmetric unit so that the relative z positions of the atoms in the central Ca O core are unaffected by the change.

A major issue to resolve in this work was the discovery and selection of genes that are affected by AZFc/AZFb + c deletions in a background of transcriptional changes that are dominated by the depletion of specific germ cell types in the different spermatogenic stages when the deletions are present.

The same problem has been addressed and resolved in the works studying the scaling of COUCSI recovery data.

The restoration began, but then stalled for years, partly because of litigation that was resolved in 2010; work resumed two and a half years ago, Ms. Castaldi said.

An alternative is that the nuclear degradation of such transcripts occurs extremely rapidly and cannot be measured at steady state, an issue that remains to be rigorously resolved in future work.

Stuart Match Suna, Silvercup Studios' president, said he hoped this matter would be resolved in time for work to begin next year.

The major limitation of this approach is its direct demand for further experimental validation which will be resolved in our next work.

While many photophysical processes may involve multiple states, and in theory require multiexponentials description, within the limited time range available for observation in the SV experiment these were not resolved in the present work.

However, some limitations are not properly resolved in several published works that predict eukaryote-prokaryote inter-species PPIs using intra-species template PPIs.

It now appears that the problem Toibin couldn't solve in nonfiction prose is one he, like James, has labored to resolve in a work of fiction: "The Master".