Sentence examples for unclear solutions from inspiring English sources
While the older generation still subscribe to these principles, confining the debate to a few unclear solutions, younger people in Poland might break with the past to widen the choices as well as the alternatives from which answers to Poland's stagnant political landscape might be found.
More importantly, the respective roles of Th17 and Th1 cells in inflammatory sites remain unclear; the solution of this problem rests mainly on the demonstration of whether (at least in humans) a developmental relationship between the two cell types does indeed exist.
However, it is unclear how such solutions will support a privacy-enhancing framework beyond leaving access decisions entirely at the responsibility of individual researchers.
There were so many conditions attached by Ukraine, however, including using private contractors and getting approval from the embattled Parliament, that it remained unclear whether a solution for the long quest for 24 helicopters had really been found.
Often the problems are unclear and the solution concepts are unknown.
Assuming that the support of all required functionality has been experimentally proven, it is still unclear how our solution holds up against the alternative VANET techniques introduced in the "VANET networking techniques" section.
But even if the industry, biologists and regulators all agree that the threat is real, it's a unclear what the solution would be.
While the reported compression ratios are usually higher than the DSRC's by a few percent, it is unclear if the solution can be scalable.
The rallies Sunday were long and exhausting, the territory excruciatingly difficult to conquer, the tactical solutions largely unclear.
This makes the effects of pH on the dissolution of TiO2 powders in aqueous solutions still unclear.
For larger systems, it is unclear whether complete RDF solutions (e.g. Virtuoso) will be satisfactory or whether a hybrid system based on name-value pairs (e.g. CouchDB, MongoDB) will be sufficient.
