Sentence examples for for instance it is unclear from inspiring English sources
While this study has its limitations — for instance, it is unclear to what extent participants possessed the same level of experience in using web mapping applications and whether non-burglars such as criminology students can replicate burglars' decisions on potential targets (Garcia-Retamero and Dhami [2009]; Nee and Meenaghan [2006]) — the setup is novel and its conclusions are interesting.
While a chemical drug must be shown to be consistent and stable, for instance, it is unclear how that standard would apply to a gene passed from generation to generation.
For instance, it is unclear whether the large number of Tweets that we pick up in New York City, as compared to other places, reflects the scale of devastation to the city or just means that New Yorkers are more apt to Tweet about such an event.
But the agriculture ministry is accused of not reporting all outbreaks, and of being slow to investigate others not wanting to look incompetent, while actually exacerbating the problem.The virus spreads by various means and it is often difficult to pinpoint the cause of any particular outbreak: for instance, it is unclear why it has re-emerged in Japan after three years' absence.
For instance, it is unclear whether there was a stage-long eustatic lowstand in the Aalenian.
For instance, it is unclear how it renders malfunction possible, given the first requirement.
During the June strikes, for instance, it was unclear what the protests were supposed to be against.
For instance, it's unclear how much Mapp Biopharmaceutical, the company developing ZMapp, has in store.
For instance, it was unclear why some patients did not receive antibiotics and/or intravenous fluids at some health centres: inadequate stocks, misdiagnosis and suboptimal management are all possible explanations.
For instance, it is entirely unclear in what sense Special Relativity Theory "has more ways of being false" than Lorentz's version of the æther theory, given that they make the same predictions.
For instance, it is still unclear if and how alternative splicing can be maintained by selection, or if it is just a transient state before the fixation of a new selectively neutral transcript form by genetic drift.
