Now, with an unclear view of what is ahead for the team, and for himself, Camby is preparing for anything.
Recent studies have also indicated that junior high students have an unclear view about engineering (Compeau 2016; Karatas et al. 2011) and science (Masnick et al. 2010) yet these are critical years in which to build STEM interest.
We assume that, in themselves, everything simply is what it is; but we may have an unclear view of it; we can't yet tell if it's this or that.
Tryptic digestion would sever the linkage between modifications co-occurring on the same molecule and would provide an unclear view of isoform-specific regulatory events (particularly prevalent in higher eukaryotes).
An event organised by the Islamic Society at the University of Westminster with Haitham al-Haddad, a Muslim cleric who has called homosexuality a scourge and has worryingly unclear views on a man's right to beat his wife, was postponed after Mr Emwazi's identification.
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Despite the fact that rich information about HIV/AIDS prevalence emerged from the review, few publications explored the actual operational management of existing health systems, with unclear views on the quality, effectiveness, efficiency, and responsiveness of their performance.
At this stage, the answer is unclear, in view of the fact that Mr. Putin has never run for office, and is a former intelligence official elevated to national office by appointment.
The origin of the village's name is unclear: one view holds that it is derived from the Dutch word for wheat (tarwe), which farmers brought to town, while another is that it is named for John Tarry, an early settler from Long Island.
Intradermal injection of PGF2α, as with PGE1 and PGE2, can produce skin erythema (21, 22), but the relevance of these findings is unclear in view of the higher than physiological doses used; moreover, PGF2α is described as a vasoconstrictor in some systems (23).
He conceded that the project's status was unclear, but viewed its prospects in predictably grand terms.
