Sentences with phrase «much uncertainty concerning»

There is much uncertainty concerning what ensued.

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Um cited Re / code's report from Tuesday concerning the potential that a tax bill of as much as $ 9 billion could complicate or even derail the deal as adding a new wrinkle of uncertainty to the deal.

Yet much of the document in fact focused on the debatable desirability of the goals of synthetic biology, and on the need to acknowledge the complexities and uncertainties involved in designing novel living organisms — issues which concern many of those working in synthetic biology and which can and should be the subject of open debate.

«We've recently concluded that there's not much doubt or cause for concern over produced - water discharges in Norway's North Sea sector today, although some uncertainty remains,» says Sanni.

Compounding the uncertainty around PEIA is teachers» perhaps deeper dissatisfaction with how much West Virginia's political and judicial branches value the quality of their work, and in turn the long - term prospects for the state's young people — concerns that resonate with educators across the United States.

Despite this statement, much of Bourgeois's work is concerned with the idea that uncertainty and contradictory forces determine our lives.

You say that this uncertainty is used «to argue that environmental policies based on concerns over global warming are not even worthy of support», but it seems to us that it is less the case that your objection is based on an argument made as much as the fact that they outlined a difference of opinion.

The latest assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change noted these concerns: «Despite the known causal links between climate and malaria transmission dynamics, there is still much uncertainty about the potential impact of climate change on malaria at local and global scales.»

If we have concerns over how much CO2 effects the flux, which makes it an overall climate response or feedback parameter, then we might also consider the uncertainty in the 3.7 number.

Finally, I don't see why if I'm concerned with making investment decisions in the face of uncertainty I should be spending so much more effort on climate change than the possibility of nuclear war, mass - casualty terrorism, supervolcanos, or mega-earthquakes.

I'm not sure there is much to be gained by me rehashing the arguments concerning uncertainties here again.

However, since the IPCC provides us with the 95 % confidence range of the total net anthropogenic forcing in Figure 1, we can account for the uncertainties which concern Lindzen, and evaluate how much warming we «should have seen» by now.

But if we ignore all the science on impacts and only assume that Earth will warm within a particular range in response to CO2 emissions I think we still have reason for concern because uncertainty about the impacts (what and how much) could still mean that severe and even unforeseen consequences are possible.

But while scientists know that «fugitive methane» is a concern, there's much uncertainty about the full extent of the problem.

With QM and BASEL III released, there's much less of the regulatory uncertainty that lenders have been concerned about since the big Wall Street reform bill, Dodd - Frank, was enacted a few years ago.