Sentence examples for though not understood from inspiring English sources
Though not understood at the time by Thomson, this was the first discovery of isotopes of stable atoms.
The presence of charge gives rise to an electrostatic force: charges exert a force on each other, an effect that was known, though not understood, in antiquity.
The transient expression of FL-L1s and ORF1p is proposed to be a programmed, though not understood, event associated with chromosome pairing and assembly of the synaptonemal complexes in male meiosis [ 145].
The words could be heard, though not always understood.
They are convinced that bitcoin, though not widely understood, offers a path to lower payment processing and more secure transactions.
The esoteric language of horse racing and its associated wagering of money is well known, though not readily understood by outsiders.
Even though not completely understood, these finding suggest that shared environmental and/or genetic risk factors may underlie both migraine and psychiatric symptoms, and may explain the correlation between chronic headache, poor quality of life and suicidal risk.
Though not fully understood, everything in the sciences, religion, spirituality and the arts are entangled.
Several studies, prime among them researcher Courtenay Harding's 1987 "Vermont model study", suggest that the process of recovery through socialisation is more than possible, though not scientifically understood.
Though not completely understood, this type of temporal activation is thought to be associated with amplified, perpetuated and sustained inflammatory processes [81].
The mechanism of these finding though not well understood, an overall reduction of foetal perfusion of the placenta and shallow trophoblasts invasion have been implicated [ 19].
