Sentence examples for for which uncertainty from inspiring English sources

The tendency to think of suspense as intimately related to surprise, for which uncertainty appears to be required, may be one reason why many people think suspense requires the same.

PSHA consists of a four-step framework for which uncertainty in size, location and likelihood of plausible earthquakes can be incorporated to model the potential impact of future events (Robinson et al. 2006).

Most importantly, perhaps, the training pool distributions should be equally applicable to external predictions – provided that, as is the case in these examples, model building is done in a way that avoids overtraining and the training pool is representative of the population for which uncertainty estimates are desired.

Scores for reads flagged as ambiguous are recorded in a separate file in this way, unambiguously mapped data can be kept separate from data for which uncertainty exists.

This limitation becomes more severe as the number of growth substrates for which uncertainty exists increases (black to white bars in Figure 3).

A previous sensitivity analysis of cost units in the AMOS study [ 17] had identified one item for which uncertainty in the assumptions could have a relevant impact on costs: inpatient hospital treatment.

The finite element code ANSYS is used to carry out all analyses and parametric studies are employed in order to identify parameters for which uncertainties will have a significant effect on the predicted performance.

The emission estimates depend on a number of estimated parameters, for which uncertainties are high, and NPAH measurements in air, water, and soil are needed to confirm these results.

Robichaud and Dugas (2006) have outlined a treatment for GAD in which uncertainty is identified and targeted through an extensive range of behavioral experiments.

In addition, this latter result was generalized by Álvarez-Miranda et al. [1] for binary problems in which uncertainty affects Γ coefficients of a linear objective function to be optimized on a polyhedral region.

To achieve more structured uncertainty communication it is thus not only necessary to encourage greater consistency in the acknowledgement of uncertainties for which the uncertainty assessment framework may be useful, but to compliment this with more systematic research into the impact of the broader national socio-political frameworks on this communication.