Sentence examples for example the uncertainty from inspiring English sources

During the financial crisis of 2007 2009, for example, the uncertainty index rose by about five standard deviations; in the recession of the early nineteen-nineties, it jumped by 3.5 standard deviations.

For example, the uncertainty in the measured distance is less than 40 μm for distances up to 200 mm in distilled water.

As well as the expected value, the corresponding variance may be useful for estimating, for example, the uncertainty bounds of the calculated discounted costs.

In the example, the uncertainty that GDP explains the natural gas price (together with the other explanatory variables) of the chosen model is 3.99% (1 - 0.9601 = 0.0399).

At the Tharandt site, for example, the uncertainty of the gap filling methods is up to 10% (Grünwald and Bernhofer 2007).

As an example, the uncertainty of measurements of daily global radiation sum up to an uncertainty of 250 MJ (equivalent to 100 mm) on an annual scale, which causes an uncertainty of 40 mm in simulated grass-reverence evapotranspiration.

In a press release or a project summary, for example, the uncertainties that are most relevant to the final policy decisions need to be described, without any technical details.

For example, in case the uncertainty of estimators is addressed, usually the strict model-based inference approach [Eq. (7)] is not applied but instead some other, often ad-hoc, method that does not correctly reflect the uncertainty of the estimator or predictor involved.

SDEs (see (17, 18) for references) have long been used in mathematical finance, for example to model the uncertainty in an asset (19).

But Saab is only an extreme example of the uncertainty of the automobile industry.

Referring to John, she said, "He is a good example of the uncertainty in neonatology, and why we prefer not to use the calculator when consulting with families".