Sentence examples for remains unevaluated from inspiring English sources
However, the role of each element in the three-way balanced multi-level rotation design remains unevaluated, since past research for rotation designs only focused on the balancing conditions and effects and making efficient estimators under the correlation structure from the rotation designs.
However, their full utility for priority setting remains unevaluated, especially the capture of threatened species by prioritization schemes other than endemism [10].
Much of the US 'ethics industry' remains unevaluated.
A recent study utilizes Northern blots and experimentally verifies two of these interactions [ 37], while another predicted interaction is falsified and one remains unevaluated.
Both positive and null associations of snacking and BMI have been reported, but the association between snacking and total adiposity or pattern of fat deposition remains unevaluated.
Because of its specific interhybridization, the genetic background, however, remains relatively unclear and the genetic distance between G. lucidum and other Ganoderma species remains unevaluated.
Whilst suggesting that medical students' formal prescribing education is overly simplistic in its approach, we acknowledge that a significant amount of learning takes place informally in workplaces and remains largely unevaluated.
A number of traditional medicinal plants remain unevaluated.
The UKCAT has previously included a selection of these personality and moral judgement tests (called 'Section 5' at the time) but these data were not made available to participating medical schools so remain unevaluated in terms of student progress.
However, despite improvements in HD techniques, unevaluated episodes of distal ischemia-reperfusion during HD, remains high and could partially explain the high incidence of vascular complications.
Yet, with few exceptions, the indicators remain largely unevaluated in their capacity to report meaningfully on conservation targets and the means of achieving them; this remains a critical task for predictive conservation science if it is to influence conservation progress.
