Sentence examples for cannot be predicted with accuracy from inspiring English sources
Statistically it is certain that important and highly useful discoveries will result from some fraction of the undertakings in basic science; but the results of any one particular investigation cannot be predicted with accuracy.
The occurrence rate of a storm comparable to the March 1989 storm has been estimated to be once every 60 years (Tsubouchi and Omura 2007; Riley 2012; Kataoka 2013), although it has been argued that such storms cannot be predicted with reasonable accuracy (Willis et al. 1997; Tsurutani et al. 2003; Love 2012; Yermolaev et al. 2013; Love et al. 2015; Lakhina and Tsurutani 2016).
Supernovae in other galaxies cannot be predicted with any meaningful accuracy.
Indeed, the patient feels (even prior to physician) that GBS is progressing and respiratory failure cannot be predicted with 100% of accuracy, especially at an early stage.
At present this cannot be predicted with any degree of accuracy.
Technologies such as selective catalytic reduction, nonthermal plasma after-treatment, and nitrogen oxide storage catalysis will result in further qualitative and quantitative changes in the composition of diesel exhaust, but their exact impact cannot be predicted with any degree of accuracy.
Such epitopes cannot be predicted with certainty.
In the book Useless Arithmetic (Columbia University Press, 2007), written with his daughter, Linda Pilkey-Jarvis, they argue that the outcome of natural processes in general cannot be predicted by mathematical models with the accuracy needed for engineering purposes.
The conventional wisdom is that future medico-legal events cannot be predicted at the doctor level with acceptable levels of accuracy.
The conventional wisdom is that these events cannot be predicted at the individual practitioner level with acceptable levels of accuracy.
