Sentence examples for a minor uncertainty from inspiring English sources

As the TSS is determined through the length of the amplified fragment comparing its migration with that of size markers, there can be a minor uncertainty (2-4 nucleonides) on the exact nucleotide from which transcription starts.

Inspection of the trends indicates that some curvature can be detected in, for example, the case of the CF3-substituted Grignard, introducing a minor uncertainty in krel for this substituent, but it is clear from the plot that the possible deviation between the slopes in the initial and final phases of the reaction are too small to affect the conclusions drawn in this study.

Avdeeva was at her most individual in the Mazurkas, teasing out the humour in the B flat opening piece and probing the harmonic uncertainties of the A minor that follows.

We assume that a large number of clinical trials have been performed over the years for drugs A and B and that therefore there is only minor uncertainty surrounding their clinical performance.

Among the reasons given for their reluctance include the belief that the violation was too minor, uncertainty about whether an infraction occurred and concerns about harming the violator.

Model uncertainty can be categorized as dominant uncertainty due to structural variation, such as joint uncertainty and temperature change, and minor uncertainty associated with other factors.

Twelve trials were classed 'uncertain risk of bias', three of which displayed relatively minor uncertainty and were designated reliable evidence; 20 trials were classed 'high risk of bias'.

This minor uncertainty also affects the accuracy of our predictions of the regions in the extracellular and cytoplasmic regions.

The results suggest only minor uncertainty in the KM survivor function and median duration of use caused by recall error.

Subsequently, significantly more participants randomized to 3D or 3Dr felt that they could present their knowledge about the CS (question #15) without or with minor uncertainty to other students (2D+: 60.9%, 3D: 84.6%, 3Dr: 70.6%; p = 0.01, chi-square test; data not shown).

The proposed approach can be used to differentiate between dominant and minor uncertainties.