Potentially, it could assist in resolving some questions relating to the material balance of chemical weapons...
A clinical trial of ECMO for patients with severe respiratory distress resolves some questions about when to use the technology, but leaves others unanswered.
The power of executing the laws necessarily includes both authority and responsibility to resolve some questions left open by Congress that arise during the law's administration.
With the aim of resolving some questions arising from previous studies by Morfey, Kempton, Hardin, and Kambe and Minota, the effects of viscosity on aerodynamic sound generation by unheated, low Mach number flow are investigated theoretically.
The adviser added that lawyers conducting the vetting process for Mr. Obama and aides to Mrs. Clinton made progress on Tuesday in resolving some questions around Mr. Clinton's interests.
"This is the neocons' worst nightmare because you've got a combat soldier, successful businessman and senator who actually thinks there may be other ways to resolve some questions other than force," said Richard L. Armitage, who broke with the more hawkish members of the Bush team during the Iraq war when he was a deputy to Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.
Federal authorities had a long meeting with Mr. Madoff on Tuesday and hope to resolve some questions in the case in the near future, including whether Mr. Madoff had assistance in the scheme, according to one person briefed on the matter.
Although several details of the molecular mechanisms of S-motility have been resolved, some outstanding questions still remain.
While the court ruling resolved some of the legal questions, it did nothing to end the controversy about whether drug testing programs make sense as educational policy.
It was supposed to have reported in 2018 - yet as it passes another anniversary, it has still not resolved some of the fundamental questions about how it should hear and publicise evidence.
