The phrase 'uncertain response' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's reaction or reply to a question or situation that is unsure or hesitant. Example: "The teacher's question was met with uncertain responses from the students, as they were unsure of the correct answer."
His own occasionally uncertain response demonstrates how difficult a subject it remains.
Often perceived as a faltering, otherworldly voice, a nymph or dryad crying, singing or softly complaining, mother elicits a more fluttering and uncertain response from her daughter-confessor.
Chinese leaders interpret America's shrinking defense budgets and our uncertain response to crises in the Persian Gulf and elsewhere as a sign of weakening resolve.
Different computational methodologies have been developed to quantify the uncertain response of a relatively simple aeroelastic system in limit-cycle oscillation, subject to parametric variability.
Having been through the 1992 Clinton campaign, an incredulous Stephanopoulos couldn't help asking, "You think you can keep that position through the primaries?" "Time will tell," was Warner's uncertain response.
Many have said that advocates have recently been leery of pushing a challenge, given the uncertain response of the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, whose majority of judges were selected by Governor Pataki.
Moreover, in our application, explicitly modeling uncertain responses can increase welfare estimates by over 100%.
A fuzzy interval Finite Element/Statistical Energy Analysis (FIFE/SEA) framework is proposed to obtain the uncertain responses of built-up systems, which are described as intervals with fuzzy bounds, termed as fuzzy-bounded intervals (FBIs) in this paper.
A24 After 10 days of often uncertain responses to the Bush administration's management of Hurricane Katrina, Democratic leaders unleashed a burst of attacks on the White House, saying the wreckage raised doubts about the country's readiness to endure a terrorist attack and exposed ominous economic rifts that Democrats said had worsened under five years of Republican rule.
On the basis of the equivalent variables, an uncertainty quantification model is established, in which the unified probabilistic information related to the uncertain responses of engineering systems can be computed with the aid of the fuzziness discretization and reconstruction, the belief and plausibility measures analysis, and the interval response analysis.
"Yes" responses were scored as "1," "uncertain" responses as "0," and "no" scored as "− 1".
