Sentence examples for unclear application from inspiring English sources

Unclear application form Neither is it helpful when you're given a page where it's mandatory to upload up to five attachments, which would be fine if you were actually told what those attachments should be.

Currently, energy storage industry in China is still facing with challenges of lack of policy support, high cost, unclear application value, unhealthy market mechanism and other issues.

Despite this long tradition of prescriptive research, PM methods suffer from a number of problems, such as a lack of acceptance in practice, limited effectiveness, and unclear application scenarios.

Certainly there are current examples of unclear applications of the terms in research and training.

Although pore size and porosity are well-characterized before implantation, the changes in these textile properties after implantation are unclear; the application of mechanical forces has the potential to greatly alter pore geometries in vivo.

It is unclear which applications may be patented.

WebOS puts a beatdown on the processor and while it's unclear which applications strain the Pre, it's probably best to flick each card off the deck.

I, §9, cl. 4. Perhaps it is not (we have no need to address the point); but the meaning of the Direct Tax Clause is famously unclear, and its application here is a question of first impression that deserves more thoughtful consideration than the lick-and-a-promise accorded by the Government and its supporters.

In any case, ambiguity — the existence of several meanings for an expression — should be distinguished from nambiguity (the existence of many different bearers of a proper name), from vagueness (meanings with unclear boundaries of application), and underdetermination (failure to fully specify a meaning).

It remains unclear whether the application of exogenous opiates interferes with the signaling of endogenous morphine via direct or centrally mediated mechanisms.

Classical morphological taxonomy places the approximately 1400 recognized species of Scleractinia (hard corals) into 27 families, but many aspects of coral evolution remain unclear despite the application of molecular phylogenetic methods.