"uncertain prediction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when there is uncertainty regarding what will happen in the future. For example, "The outcome of the election is still uncertain, making it difficult to make an accurate prediction."
Diagnostic tools of birth asphyxia provide only an uncertain prediction of neurological outcome.
For this problem, the uncertain prediction and optimization based on the transformed perturbation stochastic method, the edged-based smoothing technique and the optimization theory is presented.
After detailed analysis of clusters with inconsistent predictions (see Methods section), the remaining 88 clusters could subsequently be used to further categorize those chlamydial proteins with uncertain prediction results.
The proposed use is to support diagnosis in a setting in which a disease is already present, hence beyond the clinical and ethical limits of "uncertain prediction" in forecasting PE.
We therefore reasoned that by identifying orthologous groups of proteins, uncertain prediction results (i.e. proteins classified as cell envelope components) can be resolved by taking into account the predictions of all orthologues, which should further improve the accuracy of the prediction.
However, the current knowledge on molecular network structures is incomplete yet, and consequently the strategies aimed to predict essential genes are prone to uncertain predictions.
I don't think any of us have the right to take that life away on the basis of uncertain predictions".
But the evidence continues to grow that the barriers preventing effective climate policies reside primarily with us (rather than the uncertain predictions of climate science).
Drawing on ecology, evolutionary biology, and portfolio theory, we propose a conservation approach designed to promote adaptation that is less dependent on uncertain predictions about the identity of winners and losers.
In any case, the user may wish to be informed about uncertain predictions.
Furthermore, it was found that most errors occurred for underrepresented molecules when forcing highly uncertain predictions based on smaller fragments.
