Sentence examples for increased uncertainty of from inspiring English sources
However, decreasing the number of trees increased uncertainty of landscape-level AGB estimates substantially, while including WSG had limited effects on the accuracy of the landscape-level estimates.
Due to random orientations of the trajectories the color shifts average out and the increase in the shift is only manifested as increased uncertainty of track positions.
Apart from increased uncertainty of results close to the detection limit, regression coefficients were in accordance with the average ratios, and regression analyses are therefore not reported.
Polar narcosis may represent a predictor for an increased ACR and an increased uncertainty of the approach.
An increased risk of brood desertion in cases of increased uncertainty of paternity can also constrain the pursuit of extrapair matings (Mulder et al. 1994; Birkhead and Møller 1996; Gowaty 1996).
In order to compensate for this increased uncertainty of the current state and unpredictability of the future states (trajectory, endpoint forces) in the DF, the subjects increased the stiffness of the limb.
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.
Unfortunately, the lateral coverage and reliability of these maps are decreasing with increasing depth due to the decreasing data density and with that increasing uncertainty of interpolation.
Temporal correlation between declining sales figures and the disclosure of failure events, however, indicates an increasing uncertainty of the population with respect to the GSHP technology.
With large-scale wind generation in the system, the net load of the system exhibits two new features: increasing rate and range of variation; and increasing uncertainty of rate and range of variation.
There are many challenges in smart grid, such as the increasing gap of peak and valley load, the increasing uncertainty of sources and loads and the multiple energy carriers' conversion needs in the energy internet.
