Sentence examples for unresolved most from inspiring English sources
While the DPD still leaves the shape of the post EU transition unresolved, most businesses would prefer a closer relationship with the EU than it currently envisages.
However, some clades will remain unresolved, most likely due to simultaneous speciation events [ 12].
Further, in Clade B the branching pattern among main clades/lineages remains largely unresolved, most likely due to their relatively rapid diversification 0.93-0.84 Ma.
In the phylogenies inferred by G, J and M, the position of T. reesei was unresolved, most likely due to the small sizes of the inclusion sets derived from these relatively small proteins.
However, as expected given the small number of amino acid positions analyzed (182 positions), the relationships among these lineages were mainly unresolved (most PP < 0.95) precluding the in-depth analysis of the ancient evolutionary history of DUF71 in Archaea and Eucarya (Additional file 3: Figure S3).
Most other details of the budget, which is supposed to be finalized by April 1, remain unresolved, leading most budget analysts to conclude that the deadline will be unmet for the 19th consecutive year.
The Paris treaty left unresolved the most thorny and difficult territorial question, that of Trieste.
Of course, the euro-zone sovereign debt crisis is unresolved, and most of Europe is in a recession.
Genetic diversity confers adaptive capacity to populations under changing conditions but its role in mediating impacts of climate change remains unresolved for most ecosystems.
Of the many questions posed by "The Conspirator," and left unresolved, the most pressing are these: How much did Mary Surratt Robin Wrightt) know of the plot to kill Abraham Lincoln?
Although several Austrian governments, including the present one, have worked hard to resolve the restitution issue - a commission is due to deliver the results of a £6m inquiry into the problem - many cases will remain unresolved as most objects have changed hands too many times.
