Sentence examples for yet been fully determined from inspiring English sources
Professor John Watson, head of the respiratory diseases department at the agency, said: "The routes of transmission to humans... have not yet been fully determined, but the recent UK experience provides strong evidence of human-to-human transmission in at least some circumstances.
BACKGROUND CONTEXT: The biological factors determining a successful spinal fusion have not yet been fully determined.
However, the neurophysiological effects of ABA have not yet been fully determined.
Like many innovative materials, however, the appropriate practices, properties and applications of geopolymers have not yet been fully determined.
Prof John Watson, head of the respiratory diseases department at the Health Protection Agency, said: "The routes of transmission to humans of the novel coronavirus have not yet been fully determined, but the recent UK experience provides strong evidence of human-to-human transmission in at least some circumstances.
However, the mechanisms involved have not yet been fully determined.
"What actually ends up unfolding and what understandings are reached to launch something more visible and serious — all of that has not been fully determined yet," a senior administration official familiar with the effort said.
Thus, the effect of magnesium infusion during spinal anesthesia on postoperative analgesia and duration of spinal block have not been fully determined yet.
Consistent with the observation that the heterogeneous molecular basis of JATD has not been fully determined yet, we have identified two consanguineous Saudi families segregating JATD who share a single identical ancestral homozygous haplotype among the affected members.
The full long term duration of protection has not been fully determined as yet, but sustained immunogenicity and efficacy have been shown for up to 9.4 years for the HPV 16/18 adjuvantedanted vaccine [ 20].
Those components which pose the primary hazards to human health have not yet been fully identified, nor have their respective contributions to human disease been fully determined.
