But OMB's plan leaves many issues unresolved, including the definition of "data --whether it wouldata --whethernotebooks, for example.
Unresolved challenges to researchers include: definition of the optimal dose and scheduling; identifying the appropriate biological end points for dose finding studies; finding predictive markers for tumour phenotypes likely to response to mTOR inhibitors; and finding optimal combination treatment with other drugs and radiotherapy.
"They are going to control it". Among the basic questions left unresolved was a clear definition of a public space, where pot use is banned.
There are some unresolved questions concerning the definition of work: in particular, whether unpaid endeavors, such as volunteering or studying, are work.
Finally, an important but still unresolved issue is the definition of ABPM cutoffs for hypertension diagnosis and the identification of therapeutic targets in diabetic subjects.
Each CHF patient was classified according to appropriateness for palliative care against a definition of unresolved pain and/or symptoms and/or psychosocial problems 7 days post admission.
Why, they ask, should this war crimes court be turned into a venue for an unresolved debate over academic definitions?
Unfortunately, although current literature agrees on the bio-psychosocial model of frailty [17], its operational definition is yet unresolved [10, 11, 13, 22].
Unresolved issues in this setting are similar to those in the overall population of patients with ARF, namely, the definition of ARF, the possible benefits from early dialysis, and the optimal dialysis dose.
The current article identifies a number of controversies raised by the debate about definitions that remain unresolved.
