Sentence examples for evidence uncertain from inspiring English sources
This tree is conservative in that all represented branching events are well supported by independent lines of evidence; uncertain relationships among lineages are presented as hard polytomies.
Grade of evidence, (i.e. A, B, C, D) was determined and then the interventions were classified under clear evidence, some evidence, uncertain evidence or evidence of no or negative impact, as detailed in paper 1 [ 5].
As for employees, again the evidence is uncertain.
Usually the problem is that the evidence is uncertain, or the consequences are a little too far into the future.
Even if the evidence is uncertain, she said, it is important that both consumers and businesses be told of potential risks.
Although the evidence is uncertain, it has been suggested that he resigned because of doctrinal differences with the Nestorians and a closer approximation to the Christology of Greek Orthodoxy (belief affirming in Christ human and divine natures in a single personhood).
But in recent years, the F.D.A. -- criticized for waiting too long to issue some safety alerts -- has become more willing to be public about possible drug risks, even when the evidence is uncertain "We are trying to be as transparent as possible with our alerts and labeling," Dr. Egan said, even though the alert on the possibility of fuzzy thinking "is not overly helpful".
If subjects vary in their willingness to report a memory when the mnemonic evidence is uncertain (as we know they do; Koriat & Goldsmith, 1996), then some of the variance in the number of inconsistencies produced will reflect differences in a reporting criterion.
Recently, it has been suggested that this gate is actually the Gate of St. Romanus, but the evidence is uncertain.
Conversely, lack of evidence or uncertain clinical trial recommendations may also be associated with changes in clinical practice.
The majority of votes clustered in the zone of "very low" evidence and "uncertain" or "weak" recommendations.
