Sentence examples for to be resolved from from inspiring English sources

There are a number of issues to be resolved, from price to tax issues.

Although the studied outcrop is largely inaccessible, valuable data have now been obtained using the new technique of 'digiscoping', which allows features of < 10 cm to be resolved from a distance of several hundred metres.

In the fourth step, to obtain the deletion mutation of SO1377 gene, the integrated suicide plasmid had to be resolved from chromosome through recombination (Fig. 1C).

If the spatial discrepancy were estimated to be a relatively smooth process, able to be resolved from having PM2.5 and AOD data in the same region, the modeling approach provides a means to improve PM2.5 prediction by combining the data sources while accounting for the discrepancy.

Yet before that issue is addressed, there's another question to be resolved, starting from around 3.22pm CT on Saturday afternoon — who will be the MLS Cup 2013 winners, and who will be the losers taking scant consolation from earning their victorious opponents' respect?

(ii) What are the common issues to be resolved independently from individual design and layout proposals to define a feasible route towards advanced fusion reactors?

They enable the precipitation process to be resolved, starting from the turbulent mixing of reactants, followed by the supersaturation build-up as the driving force for nucleation and growth and, finally, the solid formation of nanoparticles.

"This is not something that's going to be resolved a week from Tuesday," he said.

This dramatic line narrowing of 1H amide resonances enables many more individual signals to be resolved and assigned from uniformly 15N labeled membrane proteins in phospholipid bilayers under physiological conditions of temperature and pH.

The limitations that have to be resolved come not only from the standard fiber orientation equations, but also from the flow kinematics computation.

The latter level may be resolved from observation.