Sentence examples for unknown leading from inspiring English sources

I had subsequently learned that raisins — and grapes — "are now suspected of being toxic to some dogs, even in small amounts (though the mechanism of toxicity is unknown) — leading me to wonder whether Pump was instinctively averse to raisins," as I added in a footnote.

Despite intensive evaluation of both male and female partners, the etiology may remain unknown leading to a diagnosis of unexplained infertility.

Each member and customer from different backgrounds often demonstrates significantly different behavior from the others and generates different assessment results, complete and incomplete, precise and imprecise, known and unknown, leading to the QFD with great uncertainty.

However, in many cases the functional form of the endmembers is unknown, leading to a paradoxical problem where we need to determine both loading maps (a_{i} left( {mathbf{x}} right)) and endmember spectra w i (R) from multiple realizations of the experimental observations S x,R).

Due to its heavily urbanized landscape in the last century, the terrain morphology is often changed by non-natural processes such as excavations and landfill deposits and nowadays the exact location where these exploitations took place is unknown leading to potential risk situations for buildings, infrastructures and the local population.

He was struggling with drug problems in recent years and his cause of death is still unknown, leading to speculation about whether it was a shooting, an overdose, or something else.

Using any aggregate statistics fails in many cases: if the maximal scores is used, a true miRNA may be too similar to an interval with unknown annotation, which is in fact a still unknown miRNA, leading to a misclassification.

Another preventive action involves the study of the exact, and up to now unknown, pathways leading to the acquisition of pathogenic traits by E. coli, and the selective pressures that may lead to their consolidation in a new virulent and potentially lethal strain.

Collective ownership, if that is what emerges, is unknown among leading English clubs, though common in continental Europe.

However, conventional methods, such as least squares (LS), ignore this prior information about the unknown channel leading to lower spectral efficiency.

We show that this method can be applied to systems with unknown parameters, leading to a new class of adaptive controllers.