Sentence examples for less unsolved from inspiring English sources
As a recent survey on RNA gene prediction [5] states ab initio gene prediction is the most challenging case of RNA gene prediction: "In the general case ab initio RNA gene prediction is still a more or less unsolved problem".
We also raise the issue that some previous studies overlook the notion of repair-completeness, which means, having less number of unsolved conflicts in the resulting repairs.
In this work, we also raise the issue that some previous studies overlook the notion of repair-completeness, which means, having less number of unsolved conflicts in the resulting repairs.
In this way, the abstract is less than clear what unsolved problem was resolved.
However our previous results [ 4] and these here reported indicate that obesity renders ASC less multipotent leaving the paradox unsolved.
If we settle for a majority of one gender as engineers, we risk problems being less than ideally fixed or even going unsolved (think cancer cures, keeping bridges from collapsing, etc).
Thunder's gruesome death came less than a month after the still-unsolved death in Palmetto, Florida, of Phedras de Blondel, a strapping jumping horse that belonged to American equestrian Debbie Stevens.
Christopher Wallace) was killed in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles less than a year after Shakur's similar slaying, and the still-unsolved homicide was widely thought to be part of the East Coast-West Coast feud.
But he says that practical problems of porous silicon--it's 10 times less efficient than gallium arsenide at converting electrons to photons, and it burns out more quickly--remain unsolved.
Around five years ago, with five unsolved murders of sex workers on their books, the Merseyside police decided to focus more on preventing harm and less on enforcing anti-soliciting laws.
