Sentence examples for is equally unknown from inspiring English sources

The ratio at larviposition is equally unknown, and will remain difficult to assess.

The risk of nocturnal hypoglycemia associated with restoration of muscle glycogen stores after resistance exercise is equally unknown.

Empirical evidence was equally unknown to him.

For them, whether it is classics or mystery novels, they are equally unknown".

The language it recorded was equally unknown: many ethnic groups had peopled the Bronze Age Aegean, and there was no way to tell which had produced the tablets.

Three generations of an Irish family are summoned to a clash of old views with new in this novel whose immediate crisis concerns a gay man's death from AIDS but which looks back to some earlier Ireland in which gay consciousness and central heating were equally unknown.

Articulations are equally unknown for Marrella and Mimetaster.

Another part of his pedigree is equally interesting, and had been unknown even to Mr. Blair himself until the journos started trampling over his life.

In these children, one might speculate about possible infection with 'typical' bacteria such as Streptococcus and Haemophilus, although it is equally possible that viruses as yet unknown could have caused their symptoms.

Karanka's counterpart on Monday will be Norwich boss Alex Neil, who was equally relatively unknown at the time of his appointment.

The German émigré director Max Ophüls's romantic drama "Letter from an Unknown Woman," an 1948 adaptation of a novella by Zweig, is equally anchored in both.