Sentence examples for common uncertainty from inspiring English sources

A common uncertainty is at what point a buyer should start thinking about bringing an agent into the picture.

This decline in bids was even larger for projects where the common uncertainty in costs is greater.

In this paper we have studied the effect that some common uncertainty sources have in the time measurement of the J peak.

For example, common uncertainty phrases in CXR reports like 'cannot exclude infiltrates' may be infrequent in routine scholarly manuscripts or medical texts.

Common uncertainties include fears about the chosen partner, whether to get married and what life will be like afterwards.

The most common uncertainties in measuring endothelial function in a non-invasive way are the local, environmental and other factors that can modulate the measured shear stress.

Broadening access to EBM resources will either require training everyone, both patients and clinicians, in EBM or providing them with ready digested answers to common uncertainties and queries or ideally by identifying a method of searching the literature which does not require the searcher to be trained in EBM [ 12, 13].

Recent theoretical work has also shown that this effect can be more pronounced in auctions with larger common cost uncertainty.

Moreover, the within-auction standard deviation of bids fell after the change in ECE policy with the most significant decline observed again in projects with greater common cost uncertainty.

Complexity emerges due to the multiple factors affecting cause/effect relationships, often challenging common rationales; uncertainty reduces confidence in the estimated cause/effect chain that demarcates the best available knowledge at a specific time and its perfectibility; ambiguity is related to the different values assigned by different actors to the inputs/outputs of an event (Renn 2015).

The most common sources of uncertainty in FCG problems have been categorised into model and material uncertainties.