"It balances the euro exchange rate and takes into account the geographical uncertainties, which have increased with the prospect of war".
Biomass resources are dispersed and subject to seasonal and geographical uncertainties.
The black smoke recordings used in this study were collected routinely over the study period, although not all monitors were in place throughout the study period, creating likely geographical differences in uncertainties surrounding the estimated exposures.
However, both private companies and estates are aware of possible future shortages, price uncertainty and geographical concentration of some critical rare-earth elements needed to manufacture such magnets.
Although any historical reconstruction of this period must necessarily involve uncertainty, our geographical configuration is within the range of published scientific literature.
The output of the risk assessment for Odense indicates that highly detailed geographical data reduce the overall uncertainty and assist climate adaptation decision-makers in focusing on protecting those assets that are considered to be relevant in the given context.
Because of the uncertainty that the geographical assignment of individuals to populations could represent biologically significant entities, a Bayesian clustering method was conducted as implemented in the program STRUCTURE 2.1 [ 90].
In any case, considerable uncertainties about the size and geographical distribution of populations exposed to stable endemic malaria[ 30] contribute to relatively wide uncertainty ranges, compared to ARV and DOTS (error bars in Figure 1).
However, with this comes the risk of geographical miss due to set-up uncertainties.
These decisions contributed to protect the commanders from involvement in matters outside the geographical area and thereby reduce complexity and uncertainty.
