Sentence examples for surprisingly unclear from inspiring English sources

"Students are surprisingly unclear about what constitutes plagiarism or cheating," said Mr. Wasieleski, an associate professor of management.

Do you agree with an expert quoted in this article that "Students are surprisingly unclear about what constitutes plagiarism or cheating"?

Considering the dramatic and severe character of epizootic bighorn sheep pneumonia, the etiology is surprisingly unclear.

Surprisingly though, it remains unclear just what advantages such large multiqueen colonies bring ants [59], [60].

Whether these issues potentially contribute to the sex disparity in OA in later life is unclear, and surprisingly little attention has been devoted to sex differences in these structures using MRI in adults [ 48].

Exactly how the PDV proteins recruit ARC5, either directly or indirectly, is unclear and surprisingly PDV1 proteins form a punctate-type ring in the outer envelope membrane, in a similar fashion to ARC5 on the surface, whereas PDV2 forms a continuous ring within the outer envelope membrane (Miyagishima et al., 2006; Glynn et al., 2008).

Obviously, Abbott's time at Benchmark was surprisingly short, and it's unclear why there wasn't a good fit.

The number of experiments like ours that cross larval by adult food conditions is surprisingly low, so it remains unclear whether an adaptive phenotype matching between past and projected conditions is a common or uncommon occurrence.

In contrast to this, the optimal treatment of patients with complicated AP remains unclear and, not surprisingly, treatment guidelines therefore almost exclusively discuss uncomplicated AP [ 11, 12].

Without more research (and there is surprisingly little of it), it's unclear to know how undocumented Asian voting patterns would change given immigration reform.

Yet, surprisingly, many Dutch commuters are still unclear as to how to use it properly, and end up getting swindled by confusing checking in and out points.