Sentence examples for unclear use from inspiring English sources
While the reason for the observed lethality is unclear, use of the heat-shock promoter to provide a pulse of expression only in the injected animal circumvents this problem.
Our analysis showed that survival outcomes of the laparoscopic and classical open modalities were comparable, but statistical difference was hard to assess due to the insufficient data of the selected studies which included the unclear use and duration of adjuvant therapy as well as the limited number of data describing long-term survival after LRH versus RH.
We performed sensitivity analysis to assess the effect of trial size (<250 participants versus ≥250 participants), disease (psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, or inflammatory bowel disease), comparator drug (placebo versus active comparator), folic acid use (documented versus none or <span class="lh">unclear use), methotrexate naivety, drop-out rates, and effect of including studies with fewer than 50 patients.
As shown in Figure 6(a), the entire reproduction image has become unclear using the spatially invariant global operator.
Mishima et al. reported that from a series of early gastric cancers resected using ESD, the margins were unclear using CE in 48 % of type 0-IIb lesions [ 17].
Though assignment of cellular location was generally unclear using the PSORT program, Os1bglu2 and Os11bglu36 (Arabidopsis SFR2 homolog) are predicted to localize to the chloroplast, like maize, sorghum, wheat and oat β-glucosidases, though they are not closely related phylogenetically.
For reasons that are unclear the use of a reflux condenser reproducibly gives inferior results.
Abdul Rashid Khan died shortly after the construction ended, so it is unclear what use he might have made of the school.
"Card issuers raise rates for unclear reasons, use billing methods that consumers do not understand and assign fees and charges without warning.
It is unclear whether use of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) precedes cigarette smoking initiation, relapse, and/or quitting.
It is unclear whether use of FDG PET in this population improves outcome or is cost-effective.
