Sentence examples for which cannot be tackled from inspiring English sources

The Japanese-German team decoded all of chromosome 21 except for the centromere region, which cannot be tackled by present methods, and 10 small gaps of particularly resistant sequence, which are being left for analysis later.

The outbreak of "super-gonorrhoea", which cannot be tackled by one of the two antibiotics that doctors usually deploy, began the north of England last September In all, 16 cases were initially reported: 12 in Leeds and four in Macclesfield, Oldham and Scunthorpe.

Still, there is number of additional factors that need to be taken into account which cannot be tackled in an automated analysis process.

His construction priorities include projects like the freight rail tunnel to New Jersey and new subway lines, which, while desirable, cannot be tackled until the existing infrastructure is restored.

Our analysis of the requirements of automated negotiation systems in open environments suggests that some of them cannot be tackled in a protocol-independent manner, which motivates the need for a protocol-specific architecture.

Some policies are currently more viable than others, given existing mega-trends, mega-structures and mega-views, which cannot be changed easily in the short-term and usually cannot be tackled head-on.

Still characteristic problems, which require huge systems and/or long times in combination with a chemistry specific model, cannot be tackled by these methods alone.

Bruno David, president of the National Museum of Natural History, of which the museum of mankind is a part, reminds visitors that natural sciences face issues that cannot be tackled without "massive input from the human sciences".

The health and development challenges of the coming decades cannot be tackled effectively without reliable data for births, deaths, and causes of death, which only a comprehensive civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) system can deliver.

This topic in fact cannot be tackled using most of the approaches of the current literature that are mainly based on displacement finite elements which are well known to be affected by the locking phenomenon.

The problem cannot be tackled incrementally.