Sentence examples similar to uncertain timeframe from inspiring English sources
Sensory receptors can be reinnervated years after injury but the maximum timeframe remains uncertain.
Assessing changing coastal flood risk becomes increasingly uncertain across multi-decadal timeframes.
In the case of long timeframe investments in uncertain environments, breaking up projects into stages, each of which has a real option value, can reduce risk.
In the end, neither Hoyer's nor the Republican Party's opposition to the executive order has much practical impact on whether or not the White House will issue it, though a timeframe for such a move remains uncertain.
The exact temporal scale of dispersal remains uncertain due to the absence of an evolutionary timeframe of cyanobacteria, as well as limits of the design of the study and the temporal resolution that is inherent to the mutation rate of the studied ITS fragment.
In weak, deficient or inequitable health systems in particular, the timeframe needed for expected improvements is uncertain and in case of setbacks in the situation, e.g. renewed violence or increased direct health needs following outbreaks or influx of displaced people, it has regularly proven difficult to 'change gears'.
But he remains an uncertain reform partner and, moreover, the perils to Renzi's timeframe are clear.
Whether a third case is possible in the current timeframe of the CEH (funded until 2011) is uncertain at this moment.
Hannan uses a dual timeframe.
