Sentence examples for gray uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Somehow, many experts say, if the threat is to be countered, societies will have to figure out a way to act in the face of gray uncertainty, to deal aggressively with a problem that lacks the attributes of a crisis.

She knows the difference between right and wrong and her mission is to wipe out gray areas: uncertainty is weakness, and she does not tolerate weakness.

"Mostly we'll be in that gray area of uncertainty".

You're sort of in this gray space of uncertainty.

New Jersey's new law addresses what has been a gray area of uncertainty for many parents of children just beyond the toddler years.

The outer bounds of uncertainty (gray color in graph 100%) show maximum values and inner bounds (yellow color 50%) minimum values, respectively, at the end of the simulation.

In addition, a gray area indicating uncertainty was overlaid to reflect variance.

In our study, an Eadyn value of 0.73 predicted pressure responsiveness with a high sensitivity and specificity and a narrow gray zone of uncertainty.

However, the 'prior probability' for the pathogenicity of the majority of non-synonymous variants is not satisfactory, the gray zone of uncertainty is extensive, and most investigators ultimately require experimental evidence for the functionality of each variant.

The decision is so fraught with uncertainty, the gray area between right and wrong so fuzzy, that even a Rutgers statistics professor who has analyzed the 2-point play and usually advocates a more aggressive approach wavered about what he would have done in Caldwell's situation.

We show (Fig. 4A) the predicted most likely citation path (red line) with the uncertainty envelope (gray area) for three papers, based on a 5-year training period.