Sentence examples for resolving correctly from inspiring English sources

Of note, even the phylogenetic tree was not resolving correctly all the transmission events.

We demonstrate that the presented method can identify better than clustering approaches the number of subpopulations within a mixture of observations, thus resolving correctly the statistical relations between the proteins.

Once you make sure that the DNS is resolving correctly for the new domain then it is time to test all of the old pages that you are redirecting from the old domain to the new domain and then also test by looking through every page of the new site and ensure that there are no faults.

"If it happens by chance that I fit one of the partial DNA profiles that the F.B.I. has in relation to the 1982 cyanide incident, then it will be not only to my advantage, but to the advantage of society in general, to resolve correctly the question of any putative connection between me and the cyanide incident," he wrote.

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"Then you could arrange that everything on the internet resolves correctly apart from, for example, Barclays.com, which you could set to resolve to a malicious site that asks for the visitors' details".

Each of the three nested cycles contained in network 1 (genes 3↔4, 3↔7, 3→7→4→3) was resolved correctly.

This enabled to resolve correctly the statistical relations between Raf, Mek and Erk in each subpopulation.

Tandem gene arrays are among the most challenging to resolve correctly using current genome sequencing technology, since repetitive sequence reads tend to collapse into a single contig when no variation exists to distinguish them.

Moreover, tandem gene arrays are among the most challenging to resolve correctly using current genome sequencing technologies, since repetitive sequence reads tend to collapse into a single contig when no variation exists to distinguish them.

In such cases, performing measurement reassociation during gradient descent (see Section 2.6.3) may be helpful in correctly resolving the complex multi-sensor/multi-target data association problem.