Sentence examples for unexplained for from inspiring English sources

Lamphan Yinsuth had stomach pains that went unexplained for six years, until X-rays revealed the cause: forceps left inside her after a hysterectomy in 1997.

One reason that superconductivity remained unexplained for so long is the smallness of the energy changes that accompany the transition between normal and superconducting states.

Most especially, Abe dwelt on the mysterious spacing of the spectral lines, how (at least in hydrogen) they followed a simple formula, and how this was to remain tantalizingly unexplained for almost thirty years, like the periodicity of the elements in the Periodic Table itself.

Table 2 Summary of the estimated parameters, resulting AIC and relative variance of the response logAGR explained by the fixed effects, random intercepts and residuals (unexplained) for the three tested models Model   M1 M2 M3   Est.

Since there are no indications that younger migraine patients have a different migraine pathophysiology than adults, the 'positive' study [44] remains unexplained for it is difficult to understand how an increase in CGRP in EJV (blood flow 160 ml/min) could be picked up in the systemic circulation (minute volume 5,000 ml/min).

A couple of characters remain unexplained for too long.

A study was conducted to develop a short, easy to administer screening tool useful for stratifying women with unexplained menorrhagia for hemostatic testing for underlying bleeding disorders.

In America, the press is curiously shy, even embarrassed when faced with the need to use some form of the verb "to lie," even now when public tolerance for the unexplained and for the unbelievable explanation is wearing thin.

Relative risk estimates associated with THM exposures were larger for asphyxia-related deaths than for unexplained deaths or for stillbirths overall.

Twenty such variants across the genome would account for most of the unexplained heritability for this condition.

Second, our study group does not directly reflect the population that normally undergoes synovial aspiration as part of diagnostic work-up for unexplained pain or for suspected ARMD.