Sentence examples for where it is resolved from inspiring English sources
Finally, permission management is often treated ad hoc by the management systems themselves where it is resolved as access permission to the system as a whole rather than being specified in the data representation.
Taken together, dissectHMMER presents an opportunity for current novel protein sequences to be functionally characterized, as illustrated through the real-life application of dissectHMMER on the sequence Q9K8K1_BACHD where it is resolved as a lactose/H+ symporter of the sugar transporter class.
"But we haven't quite reached the point yet where it's resolved, just as issues of racism and sexism aren't completely resolved.
Hopefully they've improved the technology to the point where it's resolved some of the IQ issues we've seen before.
On 31 January a meeting was held where it was resolved that Law 8 should be expunged and replaced with Holding the ball (except in the case of a free kick) or knocking or pushing it on is altogether disallowed.
Where disagreement regarding classification occurred it was resolved via discussion with other subgroup members or the wider Steering Group.
I think it actually bothers them when there is a problem to the point where they won't sleep until it's resolved!
This interaction with Ser191 may be responsible for ordering the C-terminus, which could be resolved in both cocrystal structures, contrary to monomer A where it was only resolved for the compound 3 cocrystal structure.
Instead, one is indicating that one is in a position to assert that such and such is the case (one has the proper credentials and reasons) in circumstances where it is necessary to resolve a doubt.
There will be cases where it is impossible to resolve such similar molecules by this technique, as was the case for the two chalcones and their dihydrochalcone derivatives.
Adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) techniques promise an effective solution for problems where it is necessary to resolve small and large scale dynamics simultaneously.
