Sentence examples for contributing uncertainty from inspiring English sources
First, basic science research has consistently accounted for 55% of NIH spending and it is difficult to credit specific disease for much of this research, contributing uncertainty to the analysis and reducing correlations between funding levels and disease burden.
The Australian Conservation Foundation's chief executive, Kelly O'Shanassy, said it was "sad to see the federal government continuing to contribute uncertainty to Australia's burgeoning clean energy industry.
Gravimetry analysis of Pb evaluation of combined uncertainty in such measurand is very complicated as there are various parameters to contribute uncertainty in the entire process.
At the same time evaluation of combined uncertainty in such a complex matrix is very complicated as there are various parameters, which contribute uncertainty in the entire process.
But before making any conclusion we should consider the limitation of the process and various sources which contribute uncertainty in final measurement.
For D21_Ca models (Fig. 2b), we identified an observation time period that contributes uncertainty to the models.
Although the DMIRET and iF values in Table 1 are presented without uncertainty bounds, numerous factors contribute uncertainty to these values.
Second order, or 'iatrogenic' risk, [ 7] can contribute uncertainty through either over analysing a negligible risk or failing to recognize a substantive risk.
The lack of characterization of the influence of SO2 emissions on nitrate concentrations also contributes uncertainty, although this is likely a relatively small bias on an annual average and nationally integrated basis.
The AAF was estimated as 92% from a critical animal study and may also contribute uncertainties to this study.
Our methods for energy savings and emission reduction estimation also contribute uncertainties to the analysis, although many of these uncertainties are likely insignificant compared to the uncertainties articulated above.
