Indeterminacy in the model prevented the team from making definitive predictions.

The professor explained how the indeterminacies in the model affect the final predictions.

The indeterminacy principle limits how precisely we can measure both the position and momentum of a particle.

Because of quantum indeterminacy, the team could not predict the exact state the system would assume after measurement.

Researchers debated whether the observed quantum indeterminacies could be reconciled with a deterministic interpretation of reality.