Sentence examples for unstable outcomes from inspiring English sources

In under an hour we learned what chaos theory actually means (that even nice, predictable Newtonian physics can end up in chaos: the simplest of equations can lead to unstable outcomes); how medicine would benefit if it remembered that a human approach to patients can heal alongside technological whiz-bang developments; and how banking imploded from a combination of both of these faults.

DRB1*01, DRB1*09, DRB1*13 and DRB1*16 were not statistically significant in either the allele or phenotype analyses, and produced several unstable outcomes in sensitivity analysis.

"This election was necessitated by the unstable outcome of the 7 June elections.

"He leads a divided party, he has had an election and he has delivered an inferior and unstable outcome.

With 326 needed for a majority, that is an unstable outcome (the LibDem vote is evenly spread so translates into fewer seats in the first past the post system).Interestingly, the spread betting market does not reflect this split at all, showing 300-305 Conservative seats and just 223-228 for Labour.

Here, it is important to emphasize that education, the key of this process, should take place on all possible levels, from BSc students to faculty members, in order to harmonize existing differences between computational biology and other parts of oncology naturally, and the more gaps are between these different levels, the more unstable is the outcome of the educational process.

Post-hoc analyses showed that conflict and unstable settings had better outcomes than the post-conflict setting (p = 0.003) and that the conflict setting had better outcomes than the unstable setting (p = 0.002).

Alternatively, changing drinking patterns during long-term follow-up is an expected outcome, which makes the initial drinking outcome an unstable predictor of long-term mortality.

"This type of deep voter anger, unease and economic pessimism," he wrote, "leads to unstable and unpredictable political outcomes".

Almost half the patients with an unstable slip developed poor outcomes versus none in the stable group.

The knowledge and co-operation networks being mobilised to support this approach are fluid and unstable, and favourable development outcomes as yet are few.