Sentence examples for merely uncertain from inspiring English sources
In the case of the cat paradox, matters are so arranged that a cat being dead or alive corresponds to the differing states of M. Thus, it seems, the act of observing the cat precipitates it from a strange zombie-like state in which it is indeterminate whether it is dead or alive to a state in which it is merely uncertain whether it is dead or alive.
Four trials had merely uncertain risk of bias, and the uncertainty was evident in five domains per study (A31, Reis 2006; A32, Reis 2008; A34, Signoretti 2008; A36, Soto 2008).
Evidence from both Cochrane reviews and individual studies is weak regarding impact of folic acid supplementation on stillbirth incidence, and there is no data on its potential to prevent early miscarriages, rendering our assessment of the evidence for an impact of peri-conceptional folic acid supplementation on stillbirths as merely uncertain.
But if the agency is any guide, a simple change in leadership is merely an uncertain start.
While the hypermodern Kuala Lumpur skyline suggests a country that's all grown up, in reality the sci-fi skyscrapers are merely the uncertain adolescent posturing of someone too keen to project self-assurance, too sensitive to the slightest criticism.
To clarify, women who satisfy both the clinical and laboratory criteria for APS have a higher incidence of preeclampsia, but it is uncertain if merely a raised titer of AP antibodies is linked to preeclampsia [ 5].
But without a firm rhythmic profile these crucial moments felt merely jittery and uncertain.
Ability to repeat or reproduce a result leads to generalizable inferences, rather than merely to isolated and uncertain findings (Lindsay and Ehrenberg 1993).
The sixth man, John Blair, was merely delayed in his long, uncertain journey from Virginia.
Betting is merely "a decision about an uncertain future," and our opponents are not other people but, rather, hypothetical versions of ourselves who have chosen differently than we have.
