Sentence examples for measuring uncertainties from inspiring English sources

These are measuring uncertainties related to size determination by DLS and NTA, conflicting results of studies with different nanoparticles, and method uncertainties.

From the resulting model temperature information may be extracted for different depths down to 5000 m below sea level, whereby the reliability and spatial coverage of the measurements decrease with depth due to the decreasing data density and increasing measuring uncertainties.

Yet measuring uncertainty is tricky, as is untangling it from the decision to invest.

This article addresses the issue of measuring uncertainty in optimization problems arising in system identification.

To express the scientific reliability of the results, methods for measuring uncertainty and two modified confusion indexes are calculated.

Stigler's emphasis is upon how, when, and where the methods of probability theory were developed for measuring uncertainty in experimental and observational science, for reducing uncertainty, and as a conceptual framework for quantitative studies in the social sciences.

The entropy in information theory proposed by Shannon [20] is a useful mechanism for measuring uncertainty in rough sets.

This treatment is in consonance with views on measuring uncertainty by Dixit (1989a), as well as Yoon and Smith (2002).

Second, as in the choice for measuring uncertainty and controversy, additional variety in measuring evaluation methods would have required substantially more cases and interviews.

Further, measuring uncertainty can be very difficult if no events are observed.

HPSS can be useful in many routine monitoring applications, though the measured uncertainties can be large for some applications.