Sentence examples for not fully discovered from inspiring English sources

It broke his jaw, cracked part of his skull and injured his elbow, which was not fully discovered until last year.

"I've done so much to lose weight and get fit for this, so I'm not just going to give up straight away," Thomas (below), who injured his pelvis on Saturday's big crash but whose injuries were not fully discovered until Sunday night, said afterwards.

Live migration is quite a new idea and its security aspects are not fully discovered.

Although the seed oil content in canola is a crucial quality determining trait, the regulatory mechanisms of its formation are not fully discovered.

The influence of age and pulmonary function on long time survival is still not fully discovered.

A global ontology paradigm is appropriate for the domain because there is a finite, though as yet not fully discovered or known, body of genetic information shared between all life on Earth (Ashburner et al. 2000).

I would shy away from saying that nanoparticles are going to cure cancer, because I think that we still haven't fully discovered the underlying mechanism of what makes cancer cells become cancer cells, and how can we target them, but I would liken the potential of nanotherapeutics within oncology to what has happened in HIV/AIDS.

He hadn't fully discovered himself yet.

In turn, you're still discovering the other person and most likely you haven't fully discovered what this new person is all about.

He has not yet fully discovered how to translate the language of his body onto other bodies.

In general, stability selection is a topic that has not been fully discovered.