The phrase "resolving effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the impact or outcome of a resolution or solution to a problem.
Example: "The new policy had a resolving effect on the ongoing disputes within the organization."
Alternatives: "settling impact" or "remedial influence."
The proposed new modeling method establishes the necessary link between full-chip heating and non-isothermal device operation for resolving effects of the individual devices on the overall full-chip heating.
Thus, it is unlikely that any such bias in voxel sampling prevented us from resolving effects of polar angle connectivity for non-overlapping RF analyses.
Collectively, resolvin series substances have consistently been confirmed to possess significant pain resolving effects and the related substances, NPD1 and maresins, are emerging in the research field in the same context.
The addition of ssDNA (21 bases) appeared to have a grossly similar, but less well resolved, effect to the addition of dsDNA.
The realization that even the statistical power afforded by a high-throughput assay such as the E-Screen is insufficient to resolve effect magnitudes smaller than 1% raises the issue whether such small effects, although statistically relevant, also have biological meaning.
These studies could over-estimate the effect of climate change, as they do not partition out other pervasive human pressures; neither do they resolve effects of natural climate variability.
A wider systems approach will be necessary to simultaneously resolve effects in relation to sex, redox status, free hemoglobin level, total hemoglobin level, and oxygen carriage, with potentially more major effects in the presence of large challenges to homeostasis such as those of malaria, diabetes, or other diseases.
Resolving the effect of this issue requires extra theoretical work.
Resolving the effect of P on parasite fitness would require measurements of transmission success as well as infectivity of the spores to the next host.
Recognising the importance of survey data in establishing fracture incidence in developing and newly industrialised countries, we present a method for quantifying and resolving the effect of poor recall on self-reported lifetime fracture incidence.
Resolving small-effect QTL to causal genes for traits that are difficult to accurately measure phenotypically is exceedingly difficult in biparental mapping populations (Holland 2007).
