Sentence examples for does not fully resolve from inspiring English sources

The precise nature of Daleys relationship with organized crime is one of many riddles that the book does not fully resolve and cannot reasonably be expected to resolve after all these years.

The new study did not compare colonoscopy with other ways of screening for colorectal cancer and so does not fully resolve a longstanding medical debate about which method is best.

In D, the regional model suggests a simultaneous jerk around 2010.5 over the whole area, but the time series investigation reveals that the model apparently does not fully resolve the structure: there is a, probably small, central region where actual change occurs nearly a year later (KMH).

However, this volume does not fully resolve this issue, and I feel that it is important for future research to more overtly consider how prehistoric populations moved across this complex landscape, and therein be clearer about why nomadism need not be the explanation.

While we have observed a consistent upregulation of osteogenic markers, our data does not fully resolve whether genuine transdifferentiation has taken place.

The reason for this is that the consensus sequence that is the binding site for the runt family of transcription factors is the same for all three members, so the artificial use of oligonucleotides or even co-transfection does not fully resolve the issue.

However, the "no" vote doesn't fully resolve the independence issue — far from it.

The governor's decision, however, did not fully resolve the dispute over the nomination calendar.

Leading historians of flight soundly repudiated the claim but did not fully resolve the controversy.

He did not fully resolve these issues, but each progressed on his watch.

And newly added events, like a reunion between Hedwig and Tommy, do not fully resolve issues left up in the air in the stage production -- maybe intentionally so.