Sentence examples for a factor of uncertainty from inspiring English sources

"The fact that we don't know the reaction of the authorities is a factor of uncertainty," said Mr. Veron of Bruegel.

The mutation rate assumed, however, is a factor of uncertainty.

In the case of this particular UV, a factor of uncertainty is also the lack of co-segregation in one family.

A key limitation of Eh measurements is their inherent imprecision; a typical measurement uncertainty of ±0.01 V corresponds to a factor of two uncertainty in aS0.

Overall, the results are consistent with an expectation of less than a factor of two uncertainty in iF values for individual cities estimated using the single-compartment Eulerian model.

Given the many unknowns in both methods, I will assign a factor of 2 uncertainty to the 10 GtC y-1 model estimate, i.e., a range of 5 15 GtC y-1.

When it comes down to it, almost every decision contains at least a small factor of uncertainty -- it's an inevitable part of doing business.

On the other hand, if the physical properties of the soil are not surveyed properly, they represent a strong factor of uncertainty when modelling the operation of these plants.

By doubling the sampling time, the reported measurement uncertainty decreased by a factor of 1.5, resulting in uncertainty estimates below the mean bone lead estimates.

As seen in Fig. 3, our recipe for the stardust yield has a factor of 10 or larger uncertainty because of a large uncertainty in the adopted model calculations.

That looks like an improvement of a factor of 2 on the uncertainty charts that dark energy specialists show to one another in meetings and papers, but critics caution that combining disparate types of measurements can result in an artificially small error that masks underlying uncertainties.