Sentence examples for cannot be determined with certainty from inspiring English sources

The object "cannot be determined with certainty," the Israeli military said in a statement.

The commission said in its annual report published on Tuesday that the reasons for the increase cannot be determined with certainty.

Further, the ages of the detainees brought to Guantánamo as enemy combatants cannot be determined with certainty, leaving officials to make estimates.

By the time they appear in the fossil record, the Columbiformes are already so well differentiated that their phylogenetic relations cannot be determined with certainty.

These are the "wicked problems" — questions in which success cannot be determined with certainty or where multiple, mutually exclusive goals must be delicately balanced to create an optimal outcome.

Though the exact location of Gethsemane cannot be determined with certainty, Armenian, Greek, Latin, and Russian churches have accepted an olive grove on the western slope of the Mount of Olives as the authentic site, which was so regarded by the empress Helena, mother of Constantine (the first Christian emperor, early 4th century ad).

Little more is known about him; even the chronology of most of his works cannot be determined with any certainty.

Because of the variability associated with each step of the mycotoxin test procedure, the true mycotoxin concentration of a bulk lot cannot be determined with 100% certainty.

Given the available data, the history of the vertebrate GnRH receptor subtypes cannot be determined with absolute certainty; nevertheless, solid inferences were used to propose the evolutionary hypothesis depicted in Figure  9.

Because of the relatively small numbers of measurements, in which the type of distribution cannot be determined with full certainty, we opted not to assume normality of the distributions.

Without these ambient levels the dose response effect of CO cannot be determined with any certainty; therefore, it was only possible to evaluate whether CO poisoning caused the symptoms, even when a source of CO was discovered, by indirect factors such as onset and duration of symptoms in relation to the site of exposure, and the presence of cohabitees with symptoms.