Sentence examples for cannot yet be forecast reliably from inspiring English sources
Just how bright the comet will become at that moment cannot yet be forecast reliably.
The new report also reiterates a core difficulty that has plagued climate science for decades: While averages for such measures as temperature can be predicted with some confidence on a global scale, the coming changes still cannot be forecast reliably on a local scale.
The effectiveness of television campaigning cannot yet be determined reliably.
In general, prediction of B-cell epitopes is a largely unsolved problem, and discontinuous B-cell epitopes cannot yet be predicted reliably at all.
The response to the midterm ballot has been nuanced and uneven, suggesting that many of America's partners would prefer to see themselves confronting not so much a cataclysm as shifting ground rules whose import cannot yet be reliably computed.
One universal algorithm predicting AGB from a suite of remote-sensing variables is not appropriate, as wood density cannot be detected from space, and the structural parameters of forests cannot yet be reliably extracted from RS data.
Understanding the time course of remyelination in human MS, which will be different from in experimental models, will be critical here, but this is where we find another hurdle: remyelination in humans cannot yet be reliably measured directly.
And pictures cannot yet be delivered through the Internet reliably enough, and to a standard that makes them worth watching.In the old, physical world, the entertainment industry has two revenue streams: subscription and advertising.
We refer to predictions that can be verified with available observations as "hindcasts," and those that cannot yet be verified because they extend into the future as "forecasts" (Table 1).
