The phrase 'is yet too' is not correct as written.
However, the phrase 'is still too' would be correct and usable in written English. For example, "This task is still too difficult for me to complete."
Their record is yet too slender to render a final bozo balance sheet.
Previous studies confirmed this expectation, however, due to several limitations in their design it is yet too early to draw any definitive conclusions on the allocation of attentional resources in OA under dual-task conditions.
Whether it, in and of itself, is enough to actually induce a significant contraction, which in retrospect we'll call a recession, is yet too early to make a judgment on.
IT is yet too early to look for a full and satisfactory biography of one who in the pages of American history will occupy a place second only to Washington, both for services rendered to his country and for the integrity and simple-hearted devotion with which he served her.
Unfortunately, these changes cannot be included in this article, as it is yet too soon to study the effects of this "transition and transformation".
"The Mexican entrepreneurial community is yet too small for a country this size and there is yet too much interest in what is happening in the United States," said Carl Scharmm of the Kauffman Foundation, during his speech at an Angel Ventures Mexico event in Mexico City last year.
These conditions are yet too extreme to be reproduced in the laboratory.
Finite size bubbles are bigger than the numerical grid cell size, meaning that Lagrangian particle tracking (LPT) cannot be used, but they are yet too small to be accurately resolved by interface tracking (IT) methods.
However, both proposals are yet too sketchy and await further elaboration.
Although the notion that the seabed might contain large mineral deposits exists for decades, the exploration was yet too costly.
Our data, and what has been previously reported, are yet too limited to prove a relationship between the global nephrogram and CIN.
