Sentence examples for narrow uncertainties from inspiring English sources

However, challenges still remain and we are working hard to narrow uncertainties and make more accurate projections of global circulation and weather extremes.

Therefore, combination of visible, NIR, and SWIR information is likely to further improve the utility of SMA in understanding ecosystem structure and function and may help narrow uncertainties when utilizing remotely sensed data to extrapolate trace glas flux measurements from the canopy scale to the landscape scale.

According to Patel et al. [ 29], experts narrow uncertainties, whereas novices generate more hypotheses than required, due to their domain knowledge being insufficient to discriminate between hypotheses.

Hawkins, E. & Sutton, R. The potential to narrow uncertainty in projections of regional precipitation change.

Hawkins, E. & Sutton, R. The potential to narrow uncertainty in regional climate predictions.

These practices narrow uncertainty and allow designers to exercise imagination and creative brokering.

The narrow uncertainty band signifies additional strict probabilities.

The narrow uncertainty band represents more precise probabilities.

The results imply that variation in mortality is a crucial part of variation in the forest carbon cycle, such that including this variation in models of the global carbon cycle could significantly narrow uncertainty in climate change predictions.

However, the narrow uncertainty intervals can be traced to the bootstrap method, which is designed to reflect growing uncertainty for future projections, but which typically fit existing data arguably too well.

Accordingly, the ICER was $NZ18,8811 per QALYsDW gained (≈ $US 15,600, ≈ £UK10,3000) with relatively narrow uncertainty ($NZ13,4422 to $24,610) compared to the uncertainty in both QALYsDW and cost due the strong correlation of increasing cost with increasing QALYsDW (depicted graphically as the eclipse cloud in Fig.  2).