Sentence examples for was already resolving from inspiring English sources

When we reached our house, No. 7 Poincinet Road, the sky was already resolving upon sunset.

When acute arthritis was already resolving 25 d postimmunisation, the frequency of Treg cells was 9.9% in the MCAO group and 12.7% in the sham group, respectively (figure 6B).

The roommate issue was already resolved.

If alerts are only being generated when AKI is already resolving, one can speculate upon the negative impact on even initially positive end users.

An RA reduces the complexity of applications' developments because part of the functionality is already resolved in the RA.

Although the actual fraction depends on the absolute sky flux, which is measured with an uncertainty of ∼40%, most of the XRB is already resolved.

Jacobi's two theses do not constitute an antinomy because, from their perspective, any apparent opposition between mechanistic explanation and moral demands is already resolved in the propositions detailing the second thesis.

Again, cd (X) captures integration/segregation balance: for a highly integrated system the measure assumes a low value, since for each pair of variables X i,X j much of the information flow X i →X j is already resolved by the remaining variables X[i j], and conditioned out.

The fight over renaming a building after the late John McCain has only just begun in the Senate, but in the court of public opinion, the matter is already resolved.

Several crystal structures of the CC domain and of two-domain fragments (CC domain linked either to the C terminal domain or the N terminal domain) have been already resolved by X-ray crystallography [18] [25] while the N terminal and C terminal domains have been analyzed in solution by NMR [26], [27].

The genetic basis of male sterility also has been widely studied in crop plants, especially in rice, in which several nuclear genic male sterility (NMS and CMSS– Rf systems have been discovered (Li et al. 2007) and the molecular basis of some of them has been already resolved (Ding et al. 2012; Long et al. 2008; Mizuta et al. 2010; Wang et al. 2006; Yamagata et al. 2010).