Sentence examples for resolving nature from inspiring English sources

Further studies in later time-points are necessary to elucidate discrepancies about the resolving nature of this model.

According to the European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism recommendations [ 16], prolonged postoperative ileus is a type I intestinal failure and of spontaneously resolving nature.

Contrary to what has been described in original studies [ 16], reported disadvantages of BLM intratracheal (IT) model reside in its strain-dependence in mice and its resolving nature, with a variable and self-limiting fibrosis at late time-points [ 6].

Despite the acute, resolving nature of many parvovirus infections, it is now well established that many members of the family Parvoviridae, such as the human erythrovirus B19, can establish lifelong persistence with restricted replication and absence or rarity of detectable long-term viremia (5 – 7 ).

Abstract vs. figurative painters, writers of nonlinear narratives vs. composers whose chords never resolve, nature poets vs. urban photographers.

At least some of these differences, however, derive from the slightly more poorly resolved nature of the latter tree (85.6% versus 98.7%).

However, poor spatial resolution, inability for discriminating the signal from cortical and trabecular sections, and the depth integrated rather than depth resolved nature, are some of the shortcomings of these optical techniques.

Because of the rarity of the disease and its self-resolving nature, many patients have historically faced a prolonged time to diagnosis (>10 years) [ 2].

13 In this context, the pro-resolving nature of AnxA1 has been demonstrated in a variety of experimental settings, noting induction of apoptosis, promotion of efferocytosis and tissue repair, spanning from models of acute inflammation (eg, 14 15) to a model of colitis where delayed resolution was observed in AnxA1−/− mice.

We demonstrate that the thermal equipartition of translation, rotation, and spring degrees of freedom are preserved by our formalism while simultaneously resolving the nature of the hydrodynamic correlations.

Hence in this scenario, the observation of dense winds serves as a complementary means of spatially resolving the nature of X-ray heating in nonmagnetic single hot-star winds.