Sentence examples for resolving deep from inspiring English sources

"I don't know," Mahowald said with a happy little drop of arsenic in his voice, "but I suspect he's not resolving deep inner conflict".

But we've yet to see any serious attempt, notwithstanding Zuckerberg's weekend celebrity appeal with Bono, to resolving deep challenges of universal access.

Mr. Greenspan appeared on Capitol Hill as the Senate continued to debate a proposed economic recovery package without making any progress in resolving deep partisan differences over what the package should contain.

But as Austin Nimrocks points out in a post at SCOTUSblog, Justice Kennedy was recently on the record hailing the democratic process (rather than federal courtrooms) as the right venue for resolving deep cultural controversies.

Neuroanatomical features are increasingly recognized as important for resolving deep phylogenetic divergences.

The success of sub-kilometer global atmospheric simulation opens the door for resolving deep convections, which are fundamental elements of cloudy disturbances that drive global circulation.

For example, Nazari et al. [21] looked at relationships within Parnassiinae (Papilionidae) and found conflicting, weak results from mtDNA compared to nuclear and morphological data, and that nuclear genes were particularly good at resolving deeper nodes.

The mitochondrial genome (mt-genome) is one of the largest sets of homologous genes which can be compared across animal taxa and has become an effective data source for resolving deep-level phylogenetic problems [ 9, 10].

The mitochondrial genome is an effective data source for resolving deep-level phylogenetic problems [ 39], especially in intraordinal relationships, such as in Diptera [ 40], Hymenoptera [ 41], Orthoptera [ 42] and Hemiptera [ 27].

Our sequence data come from five protein-coding nuclear gene regions, identical to those used by Regier et al. [ 14], with demonstrated promise for resolving deeper lepidopteran relationships.

Here we show that the use of this subset of the mitochondrial genome, while generally reliable for species identification is inadequate for dating or resolving deeper relationships.