Sentence examples for unexplained as the from inspiring English sources

The court's midafternoon announcement that it would hear the appeal in Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board, No. 00-836, left much unexplained, as the court's orders in granting or denying cases almost always do.

But her soulless smile suits the part of a spoiled rich girl intent on punishing her father for errors that are left unexplained, as is the corpse lying in the desert outside town, which opens and closes the show.

The fate of the disappeared is still unexplained, as is the army's failure to prevent several large-scale massacres of villagers even though it was on the scene.

The generally lower levels of AEP in males from Chesapeake Bay used during the earlier studies remain unexplained as do the very low levels (2% and 3%) of AEP from a single shipment of male crabs.

For example, the desire to be seen as genuine is a common finding in populations experiencing persistent and disabling back pain, probably because it is likely that the cause remains medically unexplained, as is the case for 90% of sufferers [ 28].

But isolated superpositions remain unexplained, as does the precise nature of quantum isolation.

These flip-flops aren't necessarily dishonest, but they are often nonsensical and unexplained, as was the case when Trump kept changing his mind about what he wanted congressional Republicans to do about healthcare.

The finding of few amastigotes in the small sample of skin scrapings, which did not grow in standard Leishmania culture medium, is unexplained as are the negative PCR results in LD positive biopsies.

Despite the success of GWASs in identifying loci associated with atherosclerosis, a substantial proportion of the causality remains unexplained as most of the associated genes do not appear to be associated with atherosclerosis [ 1].

It remains unexplained as to why the reduction in E-cadherin appears to be more pronounced in the absence of HIF1α signalling in colon epithelial cells.

However, much of the variation in the probability of an exam remained unexplained as were reasons for the racial differences in use.