Sentence examples for increased uncertainties from inspiring English sources

The arrest is the latest in a series of problems that have increased uncertainties for foreign investors in Indonesia, which is hoping to bolster oil production, which has plummeted during the past decade.

The rising penetration of renewable generation as a result of environmental concerns generates increased uncertainties in power systems.

The results indicate that the acute-to-chronic extrapolation approach is applicable for the subset of data and not associated with increased uncertainties compared to the complete dataset.

Though thermal instability increased uncertainties of these selected compounds, a mean lower quantitative limit of 2.37 µg/mL and mean accuracy of 2.3% relative error and 3.1% relative standard deviation were achieved.

This becomes especially important in the thorax, where tissue heterogeneity also increased uncertainties.

This clearly illustrates, that measurements of eluate concentrations close to the PQL lead to increased uncertainties.

"There appears to be increased uncertainty surrounding the forthcoming referendum on UK membership of the European Union.

Consumers increased their savings rate, a sign of increased uncertainty about the future.

He explained: "If increased uncertainty were a key underlying cause of this depreciation, aggregate demand might be affected".

The economic reasons for this – increased uncertainty, higher costs of trade and reduced foreign direct investment – are clear.

The chief financial officer, Louis Lipschitz, cited increased uncertainty in the corporate bond market and recent rating agencies' decisions.