Sentence examples for considerable degree of uncertainty from inspiring English sources
A considerable degree of uncertainty remains about the appropriate therapeutic approaches to manage the habilitation of children with cerebral palsy.
There is still a considerable degree of uncertainty among consuemrs as to whether the Irish economy is clearly set on a recovery path.
The competition, created following discussions not only with Cricket Australia but with the Football Association and the England Netball Association, which is seen as being particularly successful at attracting and involving women, remains shrouded in a considerable degree of uncertainty.
Although the 6 mg/L value is associated with a considerable degree of uncertainty, the experiments do indicate transport of Bi through the vapor phase.
In addition, the results obtained are generally affected by a considerable degree of uncertainty; cross tests using different techniques make it possible to improve the quality of the diagnosis.
With some similarities (and major differences, as already discussed) with the real world, in this warm-up period the respondents are aware of the highly limited knowledge about the route characteristics and regard their choices as taking a considerable degree of uncertainty into account.
This is mainly due to the uncertainties in the plant development in each type of soil, the long and short term weather patterns and other edapho-climatic factors that determine limited calculation possibilities causing considerable degrees of uncertainty.
However, the prediction intervals of our projections incorporate only the uncertainty in the fitted model parameters, and not the unquantifiable but potentially considerable degree of additional uncertainty arising from the particular chosen shape of the exposure curve beyond 1978.
Its presence has resulted in a considerable degree of Americanization.
The three drugs show considerable degree of spectral overlap.
The minutes show a considerable degree of micromanaging absent today.
