Sentence examples for difficult to predict with certainty from inspiring English sources
The justice select committee does not support ringfencing finance in future because "it is difficult to predict with certainty how much should be allocated to it".
The problem is that even for embryos with mainly healthy mitochondria, it is difficult to predict with certainty whether these will lead to disease, because a minority of abnormal mitochondria can still come to predominate in some tissues.
However, because of the dynamicity of IoT environments, it is difficult to predict with certainty if/when such events will occur.
The second category of climate change includes changes that are known or imaginable, but whose effects are difficult to predict with certainty.
Further, since there have been no previous studies of online CB Training interventions for this population the recruitment rate is difficult to predict with certainty.
However, although species-specific genes (ORFans) are known to encode many uncharacterized short peptides, the functions of these peptides are difficult to predict with certainty using comparative genomics because they lack homology to those sequences currently in databases.
They are the ones when so much goes wrong for them and they make it difficult to predict with any certainty that they can end a 12-year wait for the Premier League title.
This was the case for Career Connect, admits Gordon: "It is very difficult to predict with any certainty how long it will take an individual to achieve an employment outcome … As time wore on it became clear that our crystal ball gazing wasn't 100% accurate … [but] with the Sib we could take a step back and come up with a new model".
He also finds discounted-cash-flow valuation models ineffective, given they depend on estimates many years out that are very difficult to predict with any certainty.
Drosha cleavage specificity is also difficult to predict with great certainty.
It is difficult to predict with any certainty the net effects of these biases.
