Sentence examples for probably unclear from inspiring English sources

Sontag herself was probably unclear, says Ella Shohat, an Israeli film scholar who will introduce Promised Lands when it plays at the Palestine film festival in London this week.

Once they've assembled the necessary peripherals - a monitor, a mouse, a keyboard, cables - and got the thing booted, it is probably unclear to many what on earth they are supposed to do next.

The rest, they say, are probably so unclear that a hand recount could not read them.

However, in the absence of PS1 structures without Pen-2 bound, it will probably remain unclear whether the changes in Pen-2 and PS1 observed here are relevant to this allosteric activation mechanism.

"The exact circumstances of Turing's death will probably always be unclear," he said.

"The exact circumstances of Turing's death will probably always be unclear," Prof Copeland concludes.

This is probably caused by unclear definitions and vague boundaries between settled and mobile communities (Sheikh and Velema 1999).

Indeed, DHE is capable of inhibiting the vasodepressor responses induced by spinal stimulation of the perivascular sensory CGRPergic outflow in pithed rats [16]; however, the pharmacological profile of the receptors involved in this inhibitory action remains thus far unclear, probably because DHE displays complex pharmacological properties as it has affinity for an array of receptors [1 3, 17].

What that means is unclear, probably on purpose.

This is probably not only unclear to 'non-technical' readers.

The role of seladin-1 in cancer is still unclear, probably due to the multiple roles of this gene in regulating cell functions.