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Discover LudwigThe phrase "addition uncertainty" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "additional uncertainty"? You can use "additional uncertainty" when discussing extra or extra levels of uncertainty in a particular context, such as in research, data analysis, or project management.
Example: "The new variables introduced in the experiment led to additional uncertainty in the results."
Alternatives: "extra uncertainty" or "further uncertainty".
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In addition, uncertainty about Mr. Clinton's problems has caused big market gyrations.
In addition, uncertainty arising from the Trump Administration might lead to further delays or modifications to the FRTB.
In addition, uncertainty can be dealt with, for instance, using the fuzzy set theory.
"In addition, uncertainty associated with the outcome of the planned referendum on EU membership could weigh on the outlook".
In addition, uncertainty in soil may further leads to a change in the dynamic behavior of the system.
In addition, "uncertainty about the sustainability of the recovery has restrained business investment and slow growth in some trading partners has held back exports". The report warns that long-term unemployment has become a serious issue for the US.
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In addition, uncertainties associated with agricultural N2O emissions are large.
In addition, uncertainties in the input parameters contribute to uncertainty in the target SIL.
In addition, uncertainties in the system parameters (i.e., internal disturbances) are considered as well.
In addition, uncertainties such as coal mining rate, biomass yield rate, and electricity conversion rate are considered while designing HESC.
In addition, uncertainties with respect to a two-dimensional model of a microbeam resonator subject to electrostatic actuation are considered.
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