Sentence examples for bear uncertainties from inspiring English sources
First of all, the applied estimation methods bear uncertainties which may result in false positive or false negative compounds.
As with any theoretical study based on mathematical models, our conclusions largely depend on the assumptions that were made to assure biological plausibility and mathematical simplicity, some of which bear uncertainties due to the lack of empirical knowledge.
Entrepreneurship literature suggests that to be an entrepreneurial individual, one needs to possess certain core human attributes (Shane 2003) like willingness to bear uncertainty (Kihlstrom and Laffont 1979), tolerance for ambiguity (Schere 1982), or need for achievement (McClelland 1961).
In conclusion, the use of n-3 fatty acids, especially in patients with acute lung injury, still bears uncertainties due to a lack of studies.
Currently, final diagnosis of prostate cancer (PCa) is based on histopathological analysis of needle biopsies, but this process often bears uncertainties due to small sample size, tumour focality and pathologist's subjective assessment.
As author Mark Vernon has noted "... the politics of fear plays on an assumption that people cannot bear the uncertainties associated with [risk].
What torture it is when, unable to bear the uncertainty any more, one easyJets off to sunnier climes only to read that Britain is basking in a heatwave.
Estimation of soil organic carbon (SOC) pools and fluxes bears large uncertainties because SOC stocks vary greatly over geographical space and through time.
Its representation in ocean general circulation models (GCMs) that are designed for studies of the long-term thermohaline circulation, however, bears large uncertainties.
(These numbers bear some uncertainty; one reason is that TV varies across the genome [ 38].) We conclude that the mean-field quasispecies is well suited for viral systems, while eukaryotes clearly show a stochastic dynamics of substitutions.
