Sentence examples for scientific resolution from inspiring English sources
A judge ordered DNA tests performed, hoping for a scientific resolution of the matter.
When it became sudden infant death syndrome (or sudden unexplained/unexpected infant death syndrome, SUID), it became a medical problem that was capable of scientific resolution.
E-cognocracy is a democratic model focussed on the joint creation of Social Wisdom through the Internet by means of the extraction and diffusion of knowledge related with the scientific resolution of highly complex problems associated with public decision making.
E-cognocracy is a cognitive democracy oriented to the extraction and sharing of knowledge associated with the scientific resolution of public decision making problems related with the governance of society.
At the same time, the methodology permits the evaluation of both the individual and social learning that is derived from the scientific resolution of the problem and the democratisation of the knowledge that is extracted.
An ambition of twentieth-century philosophy was to analyse and refine the definitions of significant terms and the concepts expressed by them in the hope of casting light on the tricky problems of, for example, truth, morality, knowledge and existence that lay beyond the reach of scientific resolution.
"The human factor in classification is nowhere more evident than in dealing with this superfamily (Rhinocerotoidea)." G. G. Simpson (1945) Despite being a long-standing target of scientific research, resolution of the phylogeny of the five living rhinoceroses using traditional (non-DNA) approaches has been controversial.
The vital scientific challenges needing resolution for further advances in the technology are also summarized.
This report outlines scientific issues whose resolution will help advance and define the field of multiphase flow.
The SU5 VUV beamline aims towards a dual scientific program: high resolution spectroscopy on dilute targets and linear/circular dichroism on anisotropic systems.
It would be good to acknowledge them as shortcomings or areas for follow up work, and to discuss the recent publication by Wu et al. of a similar scanning mutagenesis that does report fitness values (Wu et al., High throughput profiling of influenza A virus hemagglutinin gene at the single-nucleotide resolution, Scientific Reports 2013).
