Sentence examples for concluded uncertainty from inspiring English sources

I often find myself circling back, for example, to "To Hedge or Not Against an Uncertain Climate Future?" — a 2004 analysis by Michael Schlesinger, Natalia Andronova and Gary Yohe that concluded: Uncertainty is the reason for acting in the near term, and that uncertainty cannot be used as a justification for doing nothing.

To conclude uncertainty is reported in the literature about the α/ β ratios of many tumors [ 17].

In estimating live C stores for the US, Heath and Smith [20, 21] subjected the FORCARB model to an uncertainty analysis and concluded that uncertainty for total forest C (i.e., live, dead, soil) in U.S. private forests was +/-9+/-9%their 20 petagram (Pg; 1 Pg = 1 × 1015 g) C estimate for the year 2000.

In estimating live C stores for the US, Heath and Smith [ 20, 21] subjected the FORCARB model to an uncertainty analysis and concluded that uncertainty for total forest C (i.e., live, dead, soil) in U.S. private forests was +/-9% of their 20 petagram (Pg; 1 Pg = 1 × 1015 g) C estimate for the year 2000.

They concluded that uncertainty was low because "page views and user size inform the value of the target and synergy".

From the evidence, it is concluded that uncertainty is the primary factor triggering change in drawing structure.

It is concluded that uncertainty management-driven advances in automated inductive reasoning raise the hope that AI systems might soon accelerate our rate of scientific discovery.

Overall, we have concluded that uncertainty remains about the effectiveness and cost utility of the FLNP in universal settings and that further investigation is required.

Kent et al. systematically reviewed prognostic factors for poor recovery in non-specific LBP, including clinical tests, and concluded that uncertainty remains regarding which prognostic factors are associated with particular outcomes, the strength of those associations and the extent of confounding between prognostic factors [ 18].

More recently, Clark and colleagues performed a cumulative meta-analysis of placebo-controlled trials evaluating the efficacy of erythropoietin in cancer-related anemia.[ 16] They concluded that uncertainty about its efficacy could conservatively have been considered resolved after the results of 6 of the19 trials found had been reported.

Grevemeyer and Villinger (2001) concluded that uncertainties in heat flow from BSRs fall within 5 10% if probe measurement data can constrain the temperature at BSR depths, while estimated uncertainties can reach 50 60% if probe data are absent.