Sentence examples for mixture of uncertainty from inspiring English sources
In line with the ever-present mixture of uncertainty and pessimism surrounding the banking sector, one option trader picked up over 51,000 in-the-money puts at the April 12.5 strike price at an average cost of $3.35 apiece.
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These ranges represent a mixture of uncertainty and between-farm variability.
The indicated formal representations and associated numerical procedures for the evaluation of PLOAS are illustrated with example analyses involving (i) only aleatory uncertainty, (ii) aleatory uncertainty and epistemic uncertainty, and (iii) mixtures of aleatory uncertainty and epistemic uncertainty.
Most risks are characterized by a mixture of complexity, uncertainty, and ambiguity.
As environmental health risks involve a mixture of complexity, uncertainty and ambiguity, investigating these risks and communicating about them demands what Klinke and Renn [ 18] call 'a multidisciplinary approach using mixed methods'.
[GP 20, Group C] One GP summed up the mixture of curiosity, uncertainty, and desire for change which prompted them to sign up for the technology: So part of me coming [to the focus group] is to see what we can do with it…we all do it [identifying people at risk] on a sort of informal basis.
With the cricket World Cup set to begin in less than a month, sports writer Suresh Menon tackles the question: can India regain the World Cup? Every four years since 1983, the question has been asked in India with a mixture of hope and uncertainty.
A lot of jazz musicians have been a mixture of great talent and uncertainty about how to get through life".
In Gaza, which has been blockaded with western backing and regional complicity since democratic elections five years ago, friends and family tell me the response is a mixture of anger, suspicion and uncertainty about the future.
And health workers fanning out across quake-struck Gujarat to deliver measles vaccine say the condition they most encounter is a mixture of fear, worry and uncertainty.
