Sentence examples for with uncertain implications from inspiring English sources
Ross, L. F. & Thistlethwaite, J. R. Introducing genetic tests with uncertain implications in living donor kidney transplantation: ApoL1 as a case study.
For now, the old rules have been reinstated, with uncertain implications on races for an open governor's seat and the statehouse.
The program at Arizona State comes at a particularly fraught time for Hollywood as the industry grapples with rapidly evolving technology that is changing consumers' leisure habits, with uncertain implications for the future.
However, should this worst-case scenario unfold, the relocation of millions of people would divert spending and investment away from the tsunami-stricken area to different regions of Japan, with uncertain implications.
Climate change is likely to affect water quality with uncertain implications for human health.
Because of the uncertainty surrounding the implications of much of the genomic variation that will be uncovered through genome-wide tests, genetic counselors increasingly will need to promote patient acceptance of genomic information with uncertain implications.
So please follow our journey as we reveal what it's like, in 2017, to sail into waters that are now finally opening up to humanity — with very uncertain implications.
This sense of novelty, of the fateful moment with all kinds of uncertain implications, accounts more for the unease, I think, than the behavior of Germany from Bismarck to 1945".
In particular, in the case of patients treated with radiotherapy and carmustine implantation, our experience at Johns Hopkins University suggested that imaging changes that are considered to be most consistent with recurrence can have uncertain implications.
Last-generation sulfonylureas have been claimed to exert some effect on lipid profile, C-reactive protein, tumor necrosis factor-α, and plasma activator inhibitor (PAI -1 concentrations, but these observations remain limited to small size study with uncertain clinical imPAI -1ions.
First, the uncertain implications of Brexit over the coming years may lead to slower research progress, and reduced levels of health and social care, for the 7 million people in the UK living with heart and circulatory disease.
