Sentence examples for remains in understanding from inspiring English sources
Of course, the statement was composed in a rush, under the pressure of events, but it was a reminder of how far from equilibrium Facebook remains in understanding and managing its peculiar role as a near-monopolistic, for-profit public square, as well as a peoples' broadcaster and news distributor.
Despite these breakthroughs, significant work remains in understanding these new compounds and identifying markers of treatment success.
Tom Rand, Managing Partner at ArcTern Ventures, agreed that while energy storage technology is developing well, more work still remains in understanding the characteristics of this new asset.
Despite its effectiveness, a major challenge remains in understanding the therapeutic mechanism of propranolol in regressing IH.
As mentioned previously, a significant gap remains in understanding the personal, social, and cross-cultural experiences of preterm birth and stillbirth among women throughout the world.
4– 9 Although structures of actin, tropomyosin and troponin core domain are available, much uncertainty remains in understanding the conformational changes responsible for muscle regulation.
Characterizing these epigenetic mechanisms at specific genomic loci remains pivotal in understanding their roles in regulating genome activity (2– 4).
Irrespective of the noted challenges, information and data collected remains crucial in understanding the dynamics happening in the district for planning and evaluation of the health system performance.
Understanding remains elementary but, in some instances, we may start to consider them as lipid ionotropic receptors or lipid sensors through intermediate proteins.
To date, a serious knowledge gap remains in our understanding of DNA repair mechanisms in human early embryos, and in the efficiency and potential off-target effects of using technologies such as CRISPR/Cas9 in human pre-implantation embryos.
Consequently a gap still remains in our understanding of the mechanisms underlying the very first stages of postzygotic isolation.
