Sometimes, as if by chance, merchants and promoters of mental fashion throw their weight behind what really seem to be works of quality and originality, and, consequently, of uncertain popularity.
Moreover, the morphometrical grading system can be considered especially beneficial since it resulted in a diminished amount of cases representing an intermediate and consequently more uncertain outcome of disease (grade II).
Consequently it is uncertain how well the findings of this study might apply to the broader population of people with LTNCs.
(It may be a coincidence, but you seldom tip a surgical team, and consequently you're seldom uncertain about which doctor is responsible for unblocking a particular coronary artery).
"In the modern era," Harrington writes of his research, "life had become so fast paced, so uncertain and consequently so anxiety-provoking that many people went through their days as if they were cats faced with dogs perpetually barking at them".
However, the mechanisms of clinical efficacy are uncertain, and consequently bases for treatment optimization are limited.
Studies of DNIC-like effects in humans also use reports of the subjective experience, consequently capturing effects of uncertain neurophysiologic origin.
The two who were in trouble with their parents at the time showed high degrees of impulsiveness, making their parents assume that their child had intended to scare rather than to die; consequently, a labeling of uncertain could have been considered.
Experimental characterization of network properties, such as the density of crosslinked chains, involves the use of approximate models with uncertain parameters leading, consequently, to uncertainties in resulting properties.
These values depend slightly on the unknown orientation of the plates and have thus to be considered somewhat uncertain (by ±2%), consequently limiting the sensitivity of the measurements to small absorption losses.
