Sentence examples for maintaining uncertainty from inspiring English sources

And in withholding and piecing out vital information, Mr. Farhadi makes no attempt to disguise his strategy of maintaining uncertainty.

Fuzzy membership seems to better fit such an issue, by associating for each entity the degree of membership to a class thus maintaining uncertainty information.

Past research on people living with HIV and individuals who have tested positive for genetic risk for different illnesses has revealed that information and the reduction of uncertainty can, in fact, produce anxiety, and that maintaining uncertainty can be associated with optimism and hope.

Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "John Lewis reported reasonable but unspectacular sales figures, which maintains uncertainty as to just how good a Christmas this will be for retailers.

Simulation results demonstrate the critical importance of separating aleatory and epistemic uncertainties and of maintaining the uncertainty type (either aleatory or epistemic) in uncertainty propagation.

This technique is able to provide useful information while maintaining the uncertainty inherent in the original specifications.

Consequently ART treatment would not be discouraged and by maintaining the uncertainty the church leaders would avoid accusations of raising false hopes [ 15] while at the same time attracting to their congregations individuals affected by disease.

From this point of view, the defuzzification method aids readers to understand the results of F-BEM more easily; the F-BEM maintains the uncertainty associated with the indices until the end of the evaluation (there is only a loss of uncertainty in the case of defuzzification).

I want us to maintain that uncertainty.

Continued congressional polarisation would maintain policy uncertainty, confound debt and deficit negotiations, and impede economic growth.

"She was just so motivated and so smart, and yet I did have the impression that she maintained some uncertainty about whether or not she could be successful," he writes in an e-mail to Science Careers.