Sentence examples for designated uncertain from inspiring English sources

It shows seven states in the Southwest color-coded as red and "hostile" (Texas, Utah), or blue and "permissive" (California, Colorado, Nevada), or designated "uncertain" but leaning toward hostile (New Mexico) or toward friendly (Arizona).

We have shown (Fig. 1 (right)) that introducing many uncertain allele calls leads to ltLRs that satisfy the bound, which is reasonably tight with as few as three replicates even when 80% of true alleles are designated as uncertain and there are also multiple uncertain non-alleles.

Abrie (2010) found that only 40% of 46 secondary preservice teachers in South Africa accepted evolution, with 12% of teachers designated as uncertain, and 48% being rejecters.

We also show good performance of likeLTD even when a large majority of alleles are designated as uncertain, and suggest that there can be advantages to using different profiling sensitivities for different replicates.

In both conditions, at each locus and in each replicate a Poisson mean one number of alleles not in the profile of B was also designated as uncertain, with types randomly selected according to frequencies in the UK Caucasian database.

Given the uncertainties regarding histogenesis, angiocentric glioma was grouped with astroblastoma and chordoid glioma of the third ventricle in the category of 'Other neuroepithelial tumours', previously designated 'Tumours of uncertain origin'.

Whether the new designation will have an immediate impact on Mr. Touhey's building or on continuing efforts to have the area designated a historic district is uncertain.

Items with uncertain genomic position (designated Un or random) were excluded.

We then examined the effect of uncertain allele designations by randomly designating some alleles of B as uncertain, first with Pr unc) = 0.4 and then Pr unc) = 0.8.

An artefact (the repeat alert, fig 2) had been designed, which formalised and supported the "alertness" expectation, helped to achieve consistency between reception staff when applying judgment in uncertain situations, and formally designated the management of uncertainty as doctors' work.

"We are uncertain for whom it is designated".