Sentence examples for resolving practical issues from inspiring English sources

Midwives drew on their professional resources and practical experience, especially in organising their groups, the planning of care and resolving practical issues.

This study investigates the effects of various admixtures on the rheological properties of high-performance wet-mix shotcrete (HPWMS) in an attempt to resolve practical issues faced in conventional wet-mix shotcrete processing.

It aims to resolve practical issues such as telecommunications - Kosovo is still denied an international dialling code, forced to borrow mobile phone prefixes from Monaco and Slovenia.

Once Karl Sandeman, a physicist at Cambridge University, has helped resolve the practical issues, the cooling power of the 21st century fridge will come from a 19th century discovery - and it promises to cut energy consumption by 40% and save the ozone layer.

This interspecies quorum quenching mechanism present in bacterial cells will thus help to resolve the practical issues concerned with extraction and purification cost of free enzyme as well as its stability.

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With many of the key fundamental and practical issues resolved and better methods for adjusting corrosion resistance and progressing biocompatibilities of magnesium alloys, it is possible to use biodegradable intestinal stents made of magnesium alloys in hospital in the not too distant future.

Here we describe our experience resolving several important methodologic and practical issues in adopting a systematic, standardized, and semiautomated kriging approach to estimate daily air pollution concentrations and the associated estimation errors at geocoded addresses across the contiguous United States over 10 years.

Hague said on Tuesday that the circumstances were right to reopen the British embassy in Tehran once 'a range of practical issues' were resolved.

"Reluctantly, the council has decided to pause its involvement in the national scheme, until the government can resolve the serious funding and practical issues involved".

Hague said on Tuesday that the circumstances were right to reopen the British embassy in Tehran once "a range of practical issues" had been resolved.