Sentence examples for unclear notes from inspiring English sources

But exactly how the gas burst did in so many species remains unclear, notes paleontologist Paul Olsen of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York.

It is unclear, notes a summary of a Los Angeles Fire Department investigation, "why she wasn't directed [by these senior lab members] to wear proper PPE [personal protective equipment]." " Why didn't they say something?" Chemjobber demands, in boldface italics.

Etymology: (Greek: derivation unclear) Note: Other taxa in TJM (1993) moved to Acmispon and Hosackia.

In Monday's ruling, the court said the actual number was unclear, noting CBS's argument that some of the complaints were duplicates and form letters.

He also objected to the notion that his positions on some issues were unclear, noting that the previous day he had voted in favor of putting a resolution before the voters to borrow money for the financing of stem cell research, making him the only Republican on the health committee to do so.

And how the overall carbon cycle will respond to continued Arctic warming in the future is unclear, noted researcher Ana Bastos of the Laboratory of Climate and Environmental Sciences in Gif-sur-Yvette, France, in a comment on the new research, also published Monday in Nature Geoscience.

A study of the Southwestern Ojibwe Chippewaa) dialect spoken in Minnesota describes the status of the analogous vowels as unclear, noting that while the distribution of the long nasal vowels is restricted, there is a minimal pair distinguished only by the nasality of the vowel: giiwe [ɡiːweː] "he goes home" and giiwenh [ɡiːwẽː] "so the story goes".

The relevance for the glucose metabolism of the PPAR-γ agonist actions of the ARB on insulin sensitivity in patients with IGT is unclear, noting that effects are much greater in cell-free systems than in intact cells or in vivo (16).

What's unclear, she notes, is whether dogs have evolved this ability independently, or because of their close connections with humans.

What judgment Barrino was originally referring to is unclear, Towleroad notes.

A House Appropriations Committee staffer said it's unclear, but notes the 2017 figure reflects what the Justice Department actually spent while the 2018 and 2019 figures reflect what Trump requested).