Sentence examples for may remain unknown from inspiring English sources

Then, in what may have been quiet recognition that the source of Clementi's despair was unknown, and may remain unknown, the show barely mentioned Clementi again.

Despite intensive evaluation of both male and female partners, the etiology may remain unknown leading to a diagnosis of unexplained infertility.

Without considering data that represent the user's real interaction with the interface, usability problems and/or accessibility barriers may remain unknown.

But according to experts, the full extent of the damage may remain unknown for years or even decades, as toxins from the mine slowly build up in the environment.

Deep learning methods have the potential to improve prediction of materials deterioration, especially where the interaction of variables is not empirically understood, and there is significant uncertainty of variables to the extent that many variables may remain unknown.

This study highlights the potential for issues to arise when interpreting water turbidity datasets that are often assumed to be comparable, in that measurement inconsistency of the type reported here may remain unknown to water resource decision-makers and practitioners.

Through her I learned that my biological father's whereabouts and ancestry may forever remain unknown and that I may never again be able to use my eagle feathers.

However, the mechanisms by which these changes may occur remain unknown.

The identities of the genes on chromosomes 4 and 7 and how they may interact remain unknown.

Although there is evidence for different forms of selection with time elapsed in coevolutionary interactions (Hall et al. 2011), whether there is more than one trait involved and what multiple traits may be, remain unknown.

Low-frequency genes have fewer opportunities to be noticed for research than high-frequency genes, and hence their functions may tend to remain unknown.