Sentence examples for dimension of uncertainty from inspiring English sources
Inaccurate identification of species could potentially bias or distort reconstructions and add an unknown dimension of uncertainty to quantitative estimates of paleoceanographic parameters8,9.
The structured individualised method of transfer is recommended with further research of ICU families to further examine the dimension of uncertainty and how it affects patient outcomes.
Rumblings surrounding Hayward's tenure add another dimension of uncertainty to BP's stock, which has fallen mightily in highly volatile trading since the rig exploded and sunk.
This study contributes to the international advertising and public relations literature by applying the cultural dimension of uncertainty avoidance to the CSR campaign context.
Moreover, both countries score highly in the dimension of uncertainty avoidance, with a score of 92 for Japan and 85 for Korea.
Unlike the cultural dimension of individualism-collectivism (Hornikx & O'Keefe 2009) that has received much empirical research attention, the cultural dimension of uncertainty avoidance has been relatively the under-examined.
At level 4, multiple dimensions of uncertainty interact to create an environment that is virtually impossible to predict.
It provides a case study of corporate response to several dimensions of uncertainty accompanying regulatory change in the post-privatisation era.
Testing UnISERA produced agreements of 55%, 90%, and 80% for the severity level, nature and location dimensions of uncertainty between the combined case studies and the ENM stress test.
The Learning models generally assume two dimensions of uncertainty, viz., assets-in-place (which reflect the firm's existing production technology about which managers have relatively more information) and growth opportunities (which incorporate factors such as market demand and competition about which managers know relatively less and have greater scope to learn).
The study finds that the socio-political dimensions of uncertainty are discussed by experts almost as frequently as technological ones, but that there exist divergent perspectives on the role of government in the transition and whether or not there is a requirement for increased societal engagement.
