3. Some brains are more demanding and less tolerant of uncertainty than others.
There was less evidence of uncertainty experienced by patients receiving acupuncture in usual practice.
5 It is thought that surgeons are less tolerant of uncertainty or having their practice scrutinised externally.
These findings suggest that BED subjects were less avoidant of uncertainty and more exploratory in the context of losses compared to obese non-BED subjects.
"India offers the same economic potential as China, with a lot less of the uncertainty," Mr. Young said.
The direction of the relationship is difficult to hypothesize beforehand, however, because age (more experience) might be related to a smaller range of drugs (as a consequence of less uncertainty) or to a broader range (as a consequence of less up-to-date knowledge on pharmacotherapy).
The next steps during the well-testing interpretation and analysis including the well-testing designs, reservoir model diagnosis and evaluation of model parameters will be implemented using 13 variables (7 variables selected after the screening design plus 6 variables of less uncertainty discussed in "Screening design (first phase of DOE)" section).
So although having a fixed rule that we should never harm the innocent might sometimes result in more innocent people being harmed, on balance the price we pay for that is much less than the cost of uncertainty.
The age of the surface ruptures of the historical earthquakes is poorly constrained and no surface rupture chronology with less than ±30 years of uncertainty has emerged so far.
The costs associated with operating the program are the subject of less uncertainty in that they have been developed by a 'bottom-up' costing approach.
But the longer the climate discourse is mired in the intricacies of uncertainty, the less likely it is that this kind of transformation will take place.
