Mammograms are at a point of uncertainty.
The bullpen, which has been a point of uncertainty all spring, then took over and kept everything in order.
By the time he died, at 27, Hendrix had accumulated a lot of fame but had reached a point of uncertainty as to what was next.
"Right now we are at the single highest point of uncertainty the U.S. economy has faced in the past 50 years," says Andrew Lo, director of the MIT Laboratory for Financial Engineering.
A point of uncertainty arises however because it has been shown recently that wounded jar1 produced approximately 10% of the wound-induced JA-isoleucine conjugate compared to wild-type plants [35], possibly synthesized by an enzyme other than JAR1.
"This just gets to the point of uncertainty," Fineman said.
However, this remains a point of uncertainty and the differential effects on individuals, and their households, of delivering cooking skills interventions to men versus women remain unknown.
Participants quickly devised a definition for IHC; the only point of uncertainty was whether the term CAM should be included in the definition.
However, this remains a point of uncertainty as there is currently an absence of evidence on the effect of cooking skills education on dietary intake and body composition (Rees et al., 2012).
At present, the existence and properties of this scanning mode remain a point of uncertainty, but is crucial for understanding how hydrophobic signals are promptly found by SRP before their cytosolic exposure leads to off-pathway fates.
