The phrase "show uncertainty" is correct and can be used in written English
It means to express doubt or lack of confidence in what is being said. Example: "The politician's vague answers during the debate showed uncertainty about his proposed policies."
In an anti-triumphalist show, uncertainty, political and existential, rules.
Much more land, though, like the fields that are home to Mr. Aween, was crosshatched to show uncertainty -- its water and its fate now perhaps in Turkey's hands.
Their data continue to show uncertainty (as they measure it) rising with the debt ceiling and again with the fiscal cliff.
Standard errors show uncertainty in the fractional abundance of arsenic species.
Furthermore, globally available modelled evapotranspiration data sets show uncertainty of 15%to30%0% (Kalma et al. 2008; Senay et al. 2008).
The case of lack of engagement can be seen on the side of the participants by exhibiting gestures that show uncertainty in what have been said and no further questioning or clarification requests.
The equations that served as models start to show uncertainties generally associated with quantum mechanics.
Also, it is seen that out of 12 simulations, 3 show uncertainties higher than 10%% (MSIS(O), MSISεIRI O), and MSISεIRI(U)) and 2 show uncertainties <5 % in both components (IRI(U) and IRI(O)).
However, web-based health applications still "show uncertainties regarding data sharing and interoperability" [ 41].
With respect to knowledge/beliefs about AOM, parental answers indicate a realistic view of key symptoms but show uncertainties regarding underlying causes and the natural course of the disease.
If America shows uncertainty or weakness in this decade, the world will drift toward tragedy.
