Sentence examples for uncertainty reflects from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty reflects the diversity of activity.

Perhaps Andersen's sexual uncertainty reflects his difficult childhood.

Of the rest, five have Mr Miliband slightly ahead and four tilt towards Mr Cameron.This uncertainty reflects the opinion polls.

It is therefore possible that the big day has already been and gone, and this uncertainty reflects the mood in the industry, said Philip Jones, the editor of the Bookseller magazine.

Their uncertainty reflects a continuing debate about whether the test is worthwhile given that, especially in older men, prostate cancer can be an indolent disease unlikely to cause lasting harm to the health, while its treatment can often produce serious side effects like impotence and incontinence.

But they do not say how beyond Mr Sharon's muttered hint this week that Muhammad Dahlan, the senior Palestinian commander in Gaza and an erstwhile peace negotiator, might usefully be assassinated.This uncertainty reflects a complex ambivalence towards the settlers, even among the parties of the right.

How is this uncertainty reflected on the catwalks?

We note that the estimates are subject to non-negligible uncertainty, reflected in wide confidence bands.

In all our results we show that the point estimates are subject to non-negligible uncertainty, reflected in wide confidence bands.

There is a growing interest in model-based decision support under deep uncertainty, reflected in a variety of approaches being put forward in the literature.

"If Trump were likely to win, there'd be a massive amount of uncertainty" reflected in the index, Bloom said.