Sentence examples for making identification uncertain from inspiring English sources

Seven nymphs showed characters resembling I. lividus, but these and 19 other ticks were rather poorly preserved, making identification uncertain.

The high incidence of small juveniles compared to the low incidence of mature specimens made identification too uncertain to carry out relative abundance counts along the transect, however, visual assessment of the bulk assemblages was undertaken.

Metagenomic data introduce several challenges that make identification of LGT difficult, in particular, metagenome sequence fragments are short (typically < 1000 nucleotides in length) and of uncertain provenance in the community.

I think that by making spaces where uncertain things can happen, uncertain things will happen.

There are various methods of decision making under uncertain conditions.

Although the identifications of pressure ulcers based on clinician-researchers directly examined patients meant estimates are accurate, the sample sizes tend to be relatively small and involve only a single facility, making generalizability uncertain, such that the type of anesthesia had broad confidence interval possibly due to the small number of local anesthesia.

Analysis of uncertainty is central in responsible decision making using uncertain data and models.

For example changes in MHC class II and CD4 expression are not convincing, making quantification uncertain.

Unstable weather making mechanical harvesting uncertain.

Hamer's testimony was extremely important because the passage of time and the dim light in the cocktail lounge made eyewitness identification very difficult and uncertain, and because some pertinent witnesses had left the state.

It makes for uncertain times.