Sentence examples for this cannot be resolved from inspiring English sources

This cannot be resolved at national level.

We recognize that this cannot be resolved within the framework of linear analysis of infinitely extending flows.

It was formerly only modeled as a conductive spot in the upper crust, but we see now that this elongated structure reaches much deeper and may even be electrically connected to the slab, although this cannot be resolved uniquely.

A lack of critical recombinations in the family on this chromosome means that the linkage region is sizeable and the number of candidates in the hundreds, and this cannot be resolved by typing more markers in the region.

This cannot be resolved by identifying predicted cleavage sites in the polyprotein, as these sites are very diverse in plant picorna-like viruses, and their precise positions need to be determined experimentally [ 7].

In view of the ethical issues arising in prospective observational studies that would evaluate preventive interventions, the implications of the very frameworks for evidence and proof for science and policy action need to be discussed; this cannot be resolved by science alone; they require a broad debate on the conditions of proof requested for action on a societal level.

However, as this discrepancy cannot be resolved, we will plot results for this treatment against the range of possible temperatures so judgments can be made about the effect of this uncertainty on the interpretations drawn.

Because of this, it cannot be resolved easily or swiftly.

The subcontractor is "finishing up on some other jobs," but the contractor is unlikely to use him in the future if this issue cannot be resolved.

"There is no reason that the legitimate issues raised by many about this bill cannot be resolved," he said, in a nod to Wednesday's unprecedented online action.

The historians and archivists were joined by Norman Siegel, a civil rights lawyer, who hinted at possible legal action "if there is no meeting with the mayor and this controversy cannot be resolved amicably".