Sentence examples for of unsolved issues from inspiring English sources
Microsoft executives angrily disputed this, saying there were still a range of unsolved issues on the table when Jim Allchin, the head of Microsoft's operating system business, and Ray Oglethorpe, president of AOL's online unit, agreed to end the talks in a phone call on Saturday.
However, a number of unsolved issues remain to be exploited, such as the identification of the true identity of EPCs and a better characterization of their role in vascular homeostasis under normal and pathologic conditions.
There is a small number of unsolved issues.
The findings of the GOAL study [ 1] remind us of unsolved issues about articular region-to-region differences in phenotype of what still appears to be a skeletal system-wide disorder of aging in the majority of patients with CPPD.
We finally discuss the strengths and weaknesses of current approaches and point out unsolved issues, identifying a set of recommendations and good practices to follow when designing VR-based cultural heritage applications including VHs.
In this paper, we critically review the available echocardiographic techniques, their rationale, methods of quantification (time intervals, regional delays, and discoordination) and some of the unsolved issues that need to be addressed before echocardiography can be considered as a reliable tool to predict outcome after CRT.
This review discusses the concepts and rationale of the available echocardiographic techniques, highlighting newer quantification methods and discussing some of the unsolved issues that need to be addressed.
Reconstructive technique and graft design are 2 of the unsolved issues in posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
This new study [ 5] also underlines the need for revisiting of old, unsolved issues, by using novel experimental techniques and methodological approaches to get a better insight into possible biological effects of power lines and mobile phones.
But he also warned of dozens of subtle and unsolved issues that range from the "feel" of a pen writing on the surface of a computer screen to technical problems with the digitizer, the array of sensors interpreting the motion of the pen.
Digital identity is one of the biggest unsolved issues we have and I expect that pretty much all of the majors will make a play for the space very soon.
