Sentence examples for resolved otherwise from inspiring English sources
In such cases the match is performed by combining the information given until the uncertainty is resolved (otherwise these observations are dropped).
Malapposition identified after stent implantation but absent at follow-up was defined as resolved; otherwise, it was persistent.
But high spatial resolution imaging is typically targeted at smaller structural features which would not be resolved otherwise.
APC infusion was stopped before completion of 96 hours only if septic shock, ARDS and coagulopathy was completely resolved, otherwise it was continued for 96 hours.
Each AE had a start date and the end date was when the AE was resolved; otherwise, the end date was truncated at disease progression.
This spatiotemporal pattern may help to resolve otherwise perplexing discrepancies across behavioral studies of emotional influences on gaze-directed attentional cueing.
This theorem is key to the power of topological approaches to resolve otherwise overwhelmingly complex problems in high-dimensional data analysis (Lum et al., 2013), and it lends itself to the problem at hand.
And the other thing I was going to say is that the environmental audit might reveal some estates issues and if the ward's on special measures we can use that as a lever to put pressure on the estates to resolve some of the issues that they might be loath to resolve otherwise [98: Ribotyping Trust].
Using this method, we resolved an otherwise apparently homogeneous equilibrium folding intermediate of Borrelia burgdorferi OspA into two conformationally distinct species and determined their relative populations.
At the very least, we might thank Palmer for seeming to have resolved an otherwise irresolvable contradiction, by bringing together in outrage the investors and the musicians, ownership and labor.
I tend to believe Turbo Paul, however, when he says that the "Web has been a wonderful tool for forensics as both sides talk in a back-channel manner and issues can be resolved that otherwise would fester in an Internet-free world".
