Sentence examples for markedly uncertain from inspiring English sources

The wobbling euro, the European Union's markedly uncertain future as a unified economic force and world political player, its debt, growth and deficit levels, all get daily prescriptive counsel from thousands of experts and bystanders.

Alignment was indeed markedly more uncertain for ITS1 than for ITS2, and the resulting alignment was rather short (345 positions including many gaps, vs. 700 positions for ITS2 and 2645 positions for the combined mitochondrial markers); nevertheless, the resulting phylogeny revealed interesting patterns and is therefore presented here.

Will British newspapers in five years' time look and sound markedly different, in Leveson's uncertain wake?

Whether the proximal tubule cells without prominent apical staining express CLIC4 in a diffuse cytoplasmic pattern is uncertain since the signal in not markedly more intense than the background signal in the Clic4 null section.

"In particular, current figures on industrial production and incoming orders suggest markedly reduced investment activities on the part of German firms against the backdrop of uncertain sales prospects.

Variants of uncertain significance remain a problem, particularly in BRCA2, but truncating mutations are clearly associated with a markedly increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

However, if the scores produced by different instruments differ markedly, this will impact on estimates of cost-effectiveness that are obtained and may lead to discrepant or uncertain conclusions as to whether or not an intervention should be recommended/funded.

The difference in the growth rate between the two ends of a LNT was uncertain because the two ends were in somewhat different environments, and because the growth rate was markedly different among LNTs.

Total costs of dementia in Europe vary markedly depending on the underlying assumptions that are used in their calculation, for instance in regard to the 'rather uncertain estimates of informal care costs' [1].

He had changed markedly.

Her thinking cleared markedly.