Given the absence of records of the last "big one," Schulz's article helps us take the threat seriously, despite its uncertain timing.
The pathogenesis of acute gastric stress ulceration in the seriously ill is uncertain and any role of Helicobacter pylori infection is unknown.
With a specialist only a VC connection away, the healthcare providers felt less uncertain in seriously and challenging psychiatric emergency situations.
Indeed, plausibility is a minor concern in this movie, which seems uncertain about how seriously to take itself and happy to rifle through a wardrobe of genre attitudes without ever bothering to get dressed.
The Leicester service, which oxygenates the blood of seriously ill patients, faces an uncertain future because of an ongoing NHS review.
I pointed out that taking it seriously could ease the knowledge paradox regarding an uncertain and insecure future.
When flights are seriously delayed, rescheduled or canceled, travelers are often uncertain about when and if they can request money back or ask for a hotel room for the night.
Victims that may be attending domestic abuse recovery groups don't have to question or feel uncertain about whether to take their abuse seriously.
We are all probably guilty of the, "it will never happen to me" mindset, but as we learned with Katrina, taking warnings and evacuation orders seriously is critical to keeping your family safe during uncertain times.
By 1980, however, the Lyric had become seriously unstable financially, and Krainik saw her future there as uncertain.
The second boy -- if he hasn't already dropped out -- will seriously weigh leaving high school and be pointed toward an uncertain future.
