Sentence examples for which are still in question from inspiring English sources

But we also need to clarify the basic facts and figures about the case, which are still in question.

If the next significant generation of the iPod (not just a capacity bump or internal changes) turns out to have WiFi built in, which is still in question, Slacker would be the ideal partner for Apple to take over the digital airwaves and take iPod owners out of their boxes.

(which is still in operation).

Insurance costs are still in question.

Over and above this so-called where-question (see, for example, Pulvermüller 1999), there are other types of explanations, many of which are still missing in cognitive neuroscience.

We also discuss other open questions around orchestration, which are still being discussed in the TEL community.

It "will" occur means that all the possibilities for tomorrow which are still left open involve the occurrence in question; while it "may" occur means that some of the open possibilities involve the occurrence; and it "will not" occur means that none of the possibilities involve it (Hartshorne 1941, 100).

As pointed out by Urbano and Urbano in their clearly articulated and critical evaluation of the NB literature [11], the same Koch postulates used earlier to substantiate the germ theory were predicated on well-defined biological cycles and structures advanced for the microbial pathogens in question, all of which are still lacking for NB.

In doing so, it becomes apparent which practices work best and which are still struggling to answer the following questions.

The presence of extracytoplasmic genomes in cells raises important questions which are still elusive.

There are many open questions about the aggregate -- both in terms of access and progression -- which are still being addressed.