Sentence examples for simplest resolution from inspiring English sources
If the assumptions are accepted, then the simplest resolution is that the average luminous lifetime of stars is far too short for light to have yet reached the Earth from very distant stars.
The simplest resolution for this apparent discrepancy may be that the GFP tag significantly reduces the affinity of H1M for chromatin in vivo, possibly by lowering its charge too far from the ideal (down from a pI of 10.11 to 9.56, comparable to the difference in charge between H1M and somatic H1).
The simplest resolution of this is to hypothesize that a significant fraction of full-length Nrf1 molecules remain associated with the translocon, reminiscent of what was recently suggested for Deg1-Sec62 chimeRubensteinstetn et al., 2012 J. Cell Biol. 197:7619773).
"The simplest resolution is just to let Tymoshenko go," Mr. Yanukovich said in the interview with Time magazine, published on Thursday.
Failing that, Anello prescribed a simpler resolution.
But in most cases, there is no simple resolution.
There's no simple resolution, because even if these experiments stop being published, we can't be sure they'll stop.
Despite all the trouble the issue has caused him, he says he sees both sides of the argument — and no simple resolution.
By vetoing a simple resolution condemning an aggressor, they have subordinated Security Council procedure to self-interest and reduced it to emptiness.
The party's 2,670-member Central Committee, its hard core, now plans to to debate a starkly simple resolution next weekend: "A Palestinian state will not be established on the west bank of the Jordan River".
It lasts more than two and a half hours, but it might have gone on for hours more; it accumulates a series of suspicions rather than working toward a simple resolution.
