Sentence examples for uncertain contribution from inspiring English sources
In part, its opposition rested on the uncertain science about CO2′s uncertain contribution to global warming.
Moreover, this controller is shown to be robust for unknown static friction, and an uncertain contribution of the Stribeck effect.
The uncertain contribution of other components of enteral formulae limits the interpretation of the effects of L-arginine.
Cisplatin is nephro- and neurotoxic and may cause significant asthenia, whereas epirubicin, which makes an uncertain contribution to the regimen, is associated with alopecia, mucositis and cardiotoxicity.
Despite the possible misclassification or oversimplification of genetic ancestry, these data may help to elucidate the uncertain contribution of genetic variation (65, 66) to the complex interactions among social, environmental, and behavioral influences in a diverse population that contribute to racial and ethnic health disparities.
Given the uncertain relative contributions of aging and exposure to lithium on declining eGFR, we considered a restricted sample of 610 assays, matched for long-term treatment with lithium for 20 25 years (mean for both = 22 years), but starting treatment at ages <40 vs. ≥40 years (Table 7).
Equally uncertain is the contribution of T cells.
It is currently uncertain what relative contribution common and rare genetic variants make to cancer predisposition.
What is equally uncertain is the contribution of promoter methylation to the tissue-specific gene expression.
The value of using lactate measurements in labour without this evidence is uncertain, given the contribution that pH estimation has previously been shown to make for avoiding caesarean birth [ 46, 47].
The assumptions that we have made about future exposures are uncertain and the contribution they will make to the cumulative total burden of mesothelioma in the long run will ultimately depend on the effectiveness of current controls to prevent inadvertent exposures because of maintenance activities in buildings that still contain asbestos products.
