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While adding in auxiliary data (such as incorporating Gene Ontology (GO) associations into clustering scores) may aid in finding true structures with biological impact faster, the problem remains that publicly available databases remain incomplete due to the vast array of possible functionality at the cellular level [ 19].

But he added that the problem remains that few refugees from Syria are allowed to resettle anywhere, most of all the United States.

The problem remains that it is almost impossible to compete with the biggest banks.

The essential problem remains that though improved, incineration technologies still emit persistent toxics and create new ones.

And the problem remains that spaces below ground are always going to be dingy and confined to particular functions.

The problem remains that Egypt is bitterly divided on whether he should be allowed to do so.

"The problem remains that the company is run by a woolly coalition," says a Frankfurt investment banker.

The toughest problem remains that of diluting the power of the regional warlords and their militias, the senior American officer said.

However, the problem remains that many young people have little interest in traditional news sources; if at all curious, they are drawn to the Internet.

Still, the problem remains that Mr. Heggie's score seems like just one element of the drama, along with text, sets, staging and movement.

But the fundamental problem remains that no one is doing anything to reduce the number of cars coming into the city".