Sentence examples for not clearly resolved from inspiring English sources

Especially, the effect of impurities on transport and injection is not clearly resolved yet.

In these equations, C0 and C t represent the concentration of MB in the system at time 0 and t, respectively, k is the corresponding reaction rate constant, and a and b are fitting parameters whose chemical significance are not clearly resolved [29].

The latter observations raise the question of the relationship between both peripheral blood NK cell subsets, which is quite a controversial issue still not clearly resolved.

To what extent the remodeling mechanism and resulting nucleosome repositioning are influenced by the underlying DNA sequence is also not clearly resolved.

Thus, the two mutations should result in a substantial reduction in net charge near physiological pH, although the proteins were not clearly resolved on pH 3 10 isoelectric focusing gels (data not shown).

However, their positions are not clearly resolved, none of the nodes that separate them are supported, and the relative branching order of the three euglenozoan EFL lineages, Goniomonas amphinema, Perkinsus marinus, red algae, and a group of opisthokonts, varies greatly depending on the dataset analyzed and evolutionary model employed.

These observations differ from those generated through the use of GFP-ntADF1 and ntLIM2b-GFP [25], which do not clearly resolve apical filamentous structures, in particular the cortical actin fringe in the apex of lily pollen tubes.

Phylogenetic analyses of available mitochondrial sequence data (concatenated amino acid sequences) do not clearly resolve lophotrochozoan interrelationships, but favour a clade combining Nemertea, Mollusca, Phoronida and Entoprocta on one hand, Brachiopoda, Ectoprocta, Annelida, Sipuncula and Myzostomida on the other.

Our phylogenetic analysis did not clearly resolve the order of the two duplication events, likely due to the short time between the duplications, but strongly indicate that both duplications occurred prior to the divergence of the avian, reptilian and mammalian classes.

When he was working with Charlie Kaufman scripts, that abandonment had a tragic aspect, and wasn't clearly resolved.

When executive branch agencies confront implementation questions that statutory terms don't clearly resolve, Chevron deference allows the agency, rather than the courts, to "fill the gap left open by Congress" by choosing among the reasonable interpretations.