Sentence examples for uncertain to some from inspiring English sources

All design decisions are uncertain to some degree.

Any process that includes some randomness should be regarded as "uncertain" to some extent, and be treated in the context of statistical analysis.

This would imply that since the K horizon is not causatively related to the intrusion, the depth of the heat source is uncertain to some degree.

In particular, the situation is considered, when the actual spatial positions of sensor nodes at the experimentation stage may be uncertain to some extent and randomly fluctuate around some locations specified at the configuration stage.

Then, by clause (i) of (SP), we have that the occurrence of \ e\), a consequence of \(h \wedge k\) (but not of \ k\) alone), confirms \(h\) relative to \ k\) provided that \ e\) was initially uncertain to some degree (even given \ k\)).

A consequence of the population not being fully observable is that the findings will always be uncertain to some degree.

But the regulatory route, some critics say, is too piecemeal and uncertain to tackle some of the nation's most pressing environmental issues -- including climate change.

If it remains a while uncertain to whom the merit belongs, some one more vain than yourself will be encouraged to claim it, and then even envy will be disposed to do you justice by plucking those assumed feathers, and restoring them to their right owner.

What little information there is about Camões in a strict biographical sense falls into three categories: statements by his first biographers in the 17th century, a few documents unearthed in the 19th century and scant subsequent research, and very abstract allusions (some chronologically uncertain) to his own life in his works.

There is a growing recognition that limited parcels are not enough The capacity of the voluntary food bank model - and the ability of individual food donors to keep them stocked - in the face of such demand was uncertain, according to some witnesses.

They found that 65% of English-speaking women thought the psychosocial questions were acceptable, with the remainder qualifying their response indicating that they or other women may not be happy to answer certain questions such as those related to domestic violence and were uncertain as to why some questions about their childhood were relevant.