Sentence examples for a more unclear from inspiring English sources

Educational attainment appears to facilitate HIV testing [ 6- 8], whereas risk behaviour presents a more unclear picture with higher test rates among individuals exhibiting high-risk behaviour in some areas [ 8] but lower test rates in others [ 9].

Offenbach's surviving text is a mess: much unfinished, a lot more unclear.

This remains something of a mystery and even more unclear is how Tooba transformed into Umm Muthanna al-Britannia.

So I suppose the best thing to do in this case, would be to go to your own doctor and to get yourself as educated as possible about it, particularly given the fact that it seems to be a little bit more unclear what...

This remains something of a mystery – and even more unclear is how Tooba transformed into Umm Muthanna al-Britannia.

The natural history of an infective coronary artery aneurysm is more unclear than that of a normal aneurysm; however, there is a higher tendency of rupture in a mycotic aneurysm [8].

Despite reduction in production risk from shifting from a non-irrigation status to a traditional irrigator seems quite evident, gains from adopting modern irrigation for a former traditional irrigator are more unclear as new technology involves uncertainty.

I think back a few years ago, the law was more unclear.

The role of adjuvant chemotherapy in stage II disease is more unclear, and there is an ongoing debate on how to identify patients with high-risk disease who have a greater risk of recurrence and might benefit from adjuvant therapy.

The chief whip has failed to draw a line under this issue and made matters more unclear.

It is unclear whether and which elements of VET provision shape learners' identities and even more unclear whether the desired effects of a strong identity in terms of an enhanced vocational performance actually materialize.