Sentence examples for uncertain predictability from inspiring English sources

Chemicals that show properties that may be associated with tumor induction in either species, i.e., species-specific cancers, are categorized as being of "uncertain predictability".

The uncertain predictability for the success of ART may introduce further discussion about alternative treatment strategies, especially in those situations where choices have to be made with respect to a well-balanced, cost-effective package of basic oral health care.

Intimacy can be an important source of comfort and provide predictability in an uncertain world.

So, at a time when the future of human affairs seems particularly uncertain, a Christmas toast to the predictability of physics.

However, in terms of predicting whether a hurricane will hit NOLA or Mobile AL, that is inherently uncertain more than few days out (predictability depending on the large scale circulation system and the strength of the storm).

Because even in uncertain times those whose business performance demonstrates predictability get handsomely rewarded.

This is reflected in the local government official's concern about the lack of predictability for the pastoralists who feel uncertain whether their pasture land is prioritized for grazing animals or for carnivores.

Psychological interpretation for this distinction is that unpredictability-aversive subjects do not necessarily avoid uncertain rewards with very small probabilities (i.e., predictable non-gains), due to predictability of the outcomes.

Digital photography relies on a programmer's coding or a hardware engineer's design to determine how light will be captured and color represented in the photograph, which creates a predictability that was blissfully lacking in the chemically uncertain medium of film.

And because Sue was a new VP, Joe was uncertain whether she was the decision maker and had any real control (low predictability and low capability).

In a VUCA environment in which both life and commerce are volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous, we are driven by the psychological need for stability, certainty and predictability.