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Examples of unexamined

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Yet the reader is left with some unexamined questions.
They argue that this assumption, ' ' rests on the empirical validity of three premises which the authors have left unstated and therefore unexamined.
Blastocysts studied with the self-referencing technique implanted and developed to term at the same frequency as did unexamined, control embryos.
There are other aberrant groups whose fictional voices go unexamined.
To be sure, it is significant that the narrator leaves these details largely unexamined.
Notwithstanding the relative wealth of information for historical research, this material has remained largely unexamined.
She argues that studies of women implicitly (and often unintentionally) presuppose a male norm that goes unexamined.
Some of the most damaging repercussions of archaeological practice are unintended, owing to unexamined assumptions regarding the archaeologist's role, practice and effect in the world.
The running narrative seems to include many loose ends or unexamined assumptions.
In essence, while family structure became the target of presumed etiology, other contexts such as the school environment went unexamined.
However, the processes and factors associated with the formation and maintenance of these relationships remain largely unexamined.
Generalizations from research can mask important exceptions that, if left unexamined, create risk for the models established.
We will know that we have succeeded once we can predict the parasites of as yet unexamined host species.
In late capitalism, a critically unexamined and ethnographically ungrounded deployment of diaspora can obscure the specificities of mobility and the conditions propelling it.
When words like "autonomy" or "individualism" acquire an unexamined negative charge, the creative exploration of autobiography can all too easily shut down.
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