Sentence examples for not fully certain from inspiring English sources

American officials say any negotiations have to be Afghan-led, while admitting they are not fully certain who is talking to whom.

In real-life situations, even if we act upon a determinate probability estimate, we are not fully certain that this estimate is exactly correct, hence there is uncertainty.

While probabilistic or adaptive fiber tractography offers a viable solution for such a situation, to date it is still not fully certain that it yields a true picture of structural connectivity between gray matter regions, particularly in a quantitative manner.

Typically these errors, while likely, are not fully certain, and therefore do not merit an interruptive alert.

Given the small number of patients in the current study, the validity in good prognosis patients is still not fully certain.

Puberty suppressors gave patients the advantage of not fully developing certain features, such as breasts and a menstrual period, for F.T.M.s, and facial hair, a prominent Adam's apple, and more masculine facial structure, for M.T.F.s.

On the flip side, he said he had several players tell him after their careers were over that they did not fully disclose certain injuries in fear that he was simply a tool for owners and coaches; that they feared that revealing those injuries would hurt their job status and careers.

The method we propose contributes to the debate on the use of QSAR models for this particular endpoint, knowing that the number of compounds currently available is not very high, so the available data set may not fully represent certain chemicals to be assessed.

The deregulation of miRNA function has been linked to diabetes, although it is not yet fully certain whether this is a cause or effect of the pathology.

Note that the experimental design was not fully factorial because certain varieties are fully resistant to certain pathotypes.

Due to significant nonlinearities in the behaviour in fire the standard method appears to be not fully appropriate in certain ranges of parameters.