Sentence examples for to be resolved differently from inspiring English sources

Although they have many features in common with classic filings, credit crisis cases tend to be resolved differently because theoretical plaintiff-style damages are in the billions (or at least hundreds of millions) of dollars.

The combination these factors suggests that our proposed process will be significantly weaker in birds, relative to mammals and that intralocus SC in birds may be resolved differently than it is in mammals.

"After all, a $5 bar bet would be resolved differently from a $5M enterprise dispute.

The bivalent epigenetic modifications raise the possibility of age-associated genes being poised in a bipotential state, which may be resolved differently in various cell lineages.

To achieve the second goal, the two types of chimeric contigs are resolved differently.

To put it simply, the triplet distance represented the percentage of triplets that were resolved differently by a multigenic tree (supermatrix or BUCKy) and a given gene tree.

These studies have highlighted how natural and sexual selection can generate divergent patterns of lifespan if the sexes are subject to different rates or sources of mortality, or if trade-offs between complex traits and longevity are resolved differently in each sex.

Relationships of Enhydra and Hydrictis were unresolved in the Bayesian consensus tree, but were resolved differently in MP and ML analyses.

However, it remains uncertain if altering the solubilizing agent leads to differences in the conformational states of MPs in the gas phase and whether any general "rules" of which particular solubilizing agent is optimal for different MPs, or if each MP will behave differently, remain to be resolved.

Whether IP3R in the PM, where they may be closely associated with the signaling machinery that generates IP3, respond differently to intracellular IP3R when cells are stimulated is another issue that needs to be resolved.

"It needs to be resolved.