Sentence examples for uncertain understanding from inspiring English sources
"uncertain understanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where the meaning of something is not certain. For example: "Her uncertain understanding of the situation left her feeling uneasy."
He also plays a small but telling role in "Orange County," as an English teacher with an uncertain understanding of Shakespeare.
Like the reference to "dark forces at work" and the expression of his initial belief that the damage from the affair was "controllable", his comparison of the appearance of Sky Sports footage on YouTube with the phone-hacking allegations concerning the News of the World appeared to issue from the mind of a man with a very uncertain understanding of the world outside his own privileged bubble.
The study of leaderless genes in bacteria remains open, which causes uncertain understanding of translation initiation mechanisms for prokaryotes.
This may reflect the uncertainty associated with what constitutes "safe" concentrations or our uncertain understanding of associated health effects.
Changing and variable case definitions led to uncertain understanding of the epidemiological risks, which in turn led to frequent changes in official guidance.
Because nature, extent and rate of climate change and its health impacts are uncertain, understanding the relative level of relevance and uncertainty is crucial to making rational choices in adaptation policies and for possible adjustments if climate change effects occur slower, faster, or just different than earlier expected.
However, to what extent these changes are typical of the behaviour of this sector of the ice sheet is uncertain, as our understanding of the longer-term controls on ice sheet dynamics in this region is limited.
These are difficult to summarize because of differences in tissue preparation, the antibodies employed, and their uncertain relevance to understanding the functional role of TGF-β in situ.
The shortened QTI covers the subscales of: Leadership, Understanding, Uncertain, Admonishing, Helpful/Friendly, Student Responsibility and Freedom, Dissatisfied, and Strict (Coll et al., 2002).
Although price responsive demand response has been widely accepted as playing an important role in the reliable and economic operation of power system, the real response from demand side can be highly uncertain due to limited understanding of consumers' response to pricing signals.
In summary, the toolbox complements other approaches and is useful to obtain a better understanding of uncertain systems.
