Sentence examples for a range of uncertain from inspiring English sources
These children need the tools to thrive across a range of uncertain contexts, including ones that they cannot yet visualize.
Using the revised estimate we then assess, through scenarios, how various financial support mechanisms designed to encourage near-term investment would affect production costs over a range of uncertain future oil prices.
Each scenario is analyzed under a range of uncertain storage estimates and infrastructure performance is assessed and quantified in terms of cost to build additional infrastructure to store all CO2.
Those models are necessarily based on a range of uncertain assumptions, including estimates of intervention health effects.
In regard to our earlier publication (Curl et al. 2003), we provided a detailed dose estimation to support our conclusion that consumption of organic fruits, vegetables, and juices in the study population would shift exposure from a range of uncertain risk to a range of negligible risk.
In the "Abstract," Curl et al. (2003) stated that Consumption of organic fruits, vegetables, and juice can reduce children's exposure levels from above to below the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's [EPA] current guidelines, thereby shifting exposures from a range of uncertain risk to a range of negligible risk.
There is, however, an increasing number of caesareans performed either in a 'grey zone' for a range of ambiguous, uncertain reasons [ 2, 5], or for non-medical indications [ 6, 7].
A statement said a wide range of uncertain factors, including possible fines, leaves it unclear what the total costs of mis-selling will be.
The April to June update stated: "Consistent with past disclosures, there remains a wide range of uncertain factors that are relevant to determining losses incurred in relation to these conduct and redress matters".
However, the market update from the Melbourne parent bank stated "there remains a wide range of uncertain factors" to do with so-called "conduct" matters related to the Clydesdale's regulation.
