Despite being frequently studied, fouling remains poorly understood and incompletely resolved.
Fitzjohn, R. G., Maddison, W. P. & Otto, S. P. Estimating trait-dependent speciation and extinction rates from incompletely resolved phylogenies.
Peaks in which the maxima are widely disengaged still may be so broad that the solutes are incompletely resolved.
Although these cells are found in numerous species and related to different disease conditions, the phenotype and the functions of these T lymphocytes are still incompletely resolved.
Flare exclusion criteria: Flares were excluded if they were incompletely resolved, treated with aggressive immunomodulation, or treated with NSAIDs late (>30 days of flare onset).
While earlier studies of Apaf-1 holo-apoptosome architecture revealed the spectacular heptameric wheel-like structure formed by Apaf-1, the central CARD disk responsible for caspase-9 recruitment remained incompletely resolved.
Aerosol particle size spectra are incompletely resolved in SPRINTARS.
However, aerosol size distribution spectra were incompletely resolved in the large-scale aerosol transport model.
The complex mechanism and physical properties of rocks, such as anisotropy, fracture, and brittleness, render it difficult to develop a mechanical model of fragmentation by disc cutters: despite much research, this issue remains incompletely resolved.
The ambiguity encountered with CORE was almost entirely accounted for by sequences assigned to the Streptococci, which show low inter-species variation in the 16S and so are incompletely resolved with short sequences.
Although this procedure has proven useful in building community phylogenies (see below), they are in many cases incompletely resolved (particular in poorly studied taxa), and therefore, by extension, may have less statistical power than more fully resolved phylogenies to ascertain relationships between functional traits, community ecology, and evolutionary history [11].
