The phrase "as well as unclear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not only unclear but also has additional qualities or issues.
Example: "The instructions were confusing, as well as unclear, leaving many participants unsure of what to do next."
Alternatives: "and also vague" or "in addition to being ambiguous".
A 2007 Human Rights Report has suggested that Mr Liby, who is thought to have studied electronic and nuclear engineering at Tripoli University, may have been detained by the CIA in 2002, as well as unclear reports indicating he lived in Manchester for a period in the 1990s.
Here clearly non-built-up and built-up sites, as well as unclear sites were compared.
Faculty members were unclear how to provide a proper assessment for students given the cultural differences between instructors and students, as well as unclear criteria for how to handle these differences.
As such, we focus here on the uncertainties concerning the current level of fulfillment of emission reduction targets that relate to historical base year or reference values (e.g., Australia, China, Gabon), unclear scenario projections (e.g., Brazil, Mexico, the Russian Federation), as well as unclear sectorial composition of overall emission reduction targets (e.g. USA).
They attribute possible sources of the problem to the wealth of misinformation about emergency contraception, as well as unclear box labels and advertising.
Some of the department's key missteps included inadequate planning and sudden shifts in command roles, as well as unclear arrest policies and general confusion over how, exactly, certain orders should be interpreted.
Three studies revealed a high risk of bias in one key domain only, two more studies revealed a high risk of bias in one key domain and an unclear risk of bias in three key domains, one study revealed a high as well as an unclear risk of bias in one key domain.
Reasons therefore are missing adequate guidelines for the modeling process as well as an unclear benefit of the created SysML-models.
For two studies a high risk of bias in two key domains, and for three studies, a high risk of bias was found for two key domains as well as one unclear risk of bias in one key domain.
Shortcomings include small numbers of cases (particularly exposed cases), lack of histological confirmation, lack of division by cancer site, as well as an unclear description of inclusion and exclusion criteria, details of case and control selection, and methods of exposure assessment.
Young adults who report no unemployment experiences for the time observed but for whom there exist no full records on their transition period as well as a few unclear casesc are excluded from the analysis as we do not know whether or not they really have experienced smooth transitions.
