Sentence examples for exposed to uncertainty from inspiring English sources
However, test data are inherently exposed to uncertainty due to measurement errors, different modal extraction techniques, etc.
Being exposed to uncertainty, we admit to ourselves that we may not have all the answers.
Here we define the CVs of the period and amplitude distributions generated by randomly-perturbed parameters CV_Period(i) and CV_Amplitude(i) (Equation 13), which characterize the robustness of the period and amplitude to simultaneous changes in all kinetic parameters, assuming that the oscillators are always exposed to uncertainty or changes in parameters under strict environmental stresses.
General practitioners and other primary care practitioners who see a high proportion of undifferentiated illness are particularly exposed to uncertainty in decision making.
If eligibility is no longer simply reduced to describe a deficit of the child, all persons involved are exposed to uncertainty, potential incrimination and guilt.
When this is part of the regional design new urban areas will hardly be exposed to uncertainties.
He said: "The continued failure to address some of these deep-rooted issues has left the sector increasingly exposed to economic uncertainty at home and challenging global conditions.
"If gas prices rise and plants aren't built, that means the state is exposed to more uncertainty," said David Bodek, an analyst at Standard & Poor's in New York.
Twenty of the warnings blamed the fallout from the EU referendum vote, but EY said that overall the initial Brexit impact had been mixed and the negative effects were focused on sectors most exposed to business uncertainty and the weaker pound.
They suggest that individuals in industrialized countries have been exposed to less uncertainty regarding their longevity (and presumably health status) since the 1960s, although differences between countries and subperiods (especially for the sd above the modal year) persist.
To be alive at this time means to be exposed to great uncertainty and to feel the raw forces of nature as well as the rough edges and sharp divisions of culture.
