Sentence examples for rendering uncertain from inspiring English sources

When the core belief is that accusers never lie, if any one accuser has lied, it brings into question the stability of the entire thought system, rendering uncertain all allegations of sexual assault.

More recent evidence, however, points to significant selective pressures on both the env and the gag-pol regions [7], [12], [14], rendering uncertain the estimates of Ne obtained by neutral models.

Virtually most published studies of UCB-mediated neurotoxicity have been carried out at concentrations of UCB that exceeded those seen in jaundiced neonates with clinical signs of bilirubin encephalopathy, rendering uncertain relevance for the observations to the clinical manifestations of neurotoxicity [50].

However, it is also known that in the absence of B1 receptor, the B2 receptor is overexpressed and can take over the function of its B1 counterpart, rendering uncertain the role of each kinin receptor in these metabolic effects.

Republicans and Democrats each claimed victory in the three latter states, but the results in those states were rendered uncertain because of fraud by both parties.

However, the large variations in protein concentration in our samples (e.g. GST bait and Veli3) may render uncertain the identification of minor proteins by these alternative approaches.

During his time at Buru, his wife Marni has remarried and the area has modernised considerably, rendering him uncertain where to go.

Moreover, tRNAs are difficult to predict by the available tools as we have shown for P. subalpina (see Results), rendering them uncertain candidates for gene order analysis.

Thus, a lack of comparative studies evaluating the effects of ETA on the lipid profiles of patients with RA renders it uncertain whether modifications in these lipids (if they exist) are related to changes in TNF-α serum levels induced by this anti-TNF agent.

11 Second, some diagnoses were indeed very rare, rendering predictive values uncertain.

I was wholly ignorant of the bitter irony that in constantly seeking certainty, pure O-ers render themselves more uncertain.