Sentence examples for still ambiguous whether from inspiring English sources

The microblogging software Twitter has been launched in 2006, but after 10 years into market it is still ambiguous whether teachers should invest in "pedagogical tweeting" or not (Menkhoff et al., 2015).

Though the loss of JWA expression has been discovered to inhibit the cell differentiation and cause more malignant phenotypes [ 8, 23, 37], it was still ambiguous whether JWA could be the important regulatory factor in differentiation-related pathways including JAK-STAT, Notch and Wnt signaling pathways [ 38- 40].

At the next advisory, the cyclone was upgraded and named "Joyce", although satellite data was still ambiguous about whether Joyce even had a circulation.

However, existing metabolic imaging data are still ambiguous about whether these category-specific activations reflect processes involved in accessing the semantic representation of the stimuli, or secondary processes such as deliberate mental imagery.

Thus have we entered the realm of meta-ambiguity, where it has become unclear whether the policy is still ambiguous or not.

However, whether burnout and depression are in fact separate conditions is still ambiguous.

Although considerable investigations have studied the effects of chloride on ferrous metals corrosion in atmospheric or aqueous environments, whether chloride ions play an analogous role in soil environments is still ambiguous in literature.

However, the mechanism is still ambiguous.

"The situation is still ambiguous," she said.

The concept of terroir is well established but still ambiguous.

Russian policy makers are still ambiguous about the intended customers.