Sentence examples for prevalent uncertainty from inspiring English sources

To avoid overinterpretation of differences in light of the prevalent uncertainty and variability, the AUC ROC values were rounded to two significant digits.

Despite the prevalent uncertainty about what will happen next, she said she was not frightened, even if she were to lose her pension of nearly $555 per month.

This attitude towards uncertainty, prevalent prior to the 20th century, was seriously challenged by some developments in the first half of that century.

Entrepreneurial orientation has long been associated with innovativeness, which is supposed to be more prevalent in individualistic, low uncertainty avoidance cultures (e.g., Anglo-American) than in collectivistic, high uncertainty cultures (Hofstede 1980).

But emotion contagion is particularly prevalent in periods of uncertainty, says Totterdell, when people are unsure about how they should be feeling, and look to others for guidance.

Probabilistic analysis has been used as an effective tool to evaluate uncertainty so prevalent in variables governing rock slope stability.

Probabilistic analysis of rock slope stability has been used as an effective tool to evaluate uncertainty so prevalent in variables and has received considerable attention in the literature.

Although uncertainty is prevalent because of data gaps and the necessary reliance on models (Arnot and Gobas 2006; Zhang et al. 2010), the PBT pass/fail methods do not provide guidance for addressing uncertainty.

Although early examples of the mood can be seen as a reaction to the threat of terrorism and the allegedly attendant blitz spirit, it has become an increasingly prevalent response to the uncertainties of economic collapse.

Since uncertainties are prevalent in many applications, this paper argues that it is necessary to satisfy critical performance requirements (rather than to optimize performance), and to maximize the robustness to uncertainty.

Uncertainty is especially prevalent in the Street Crime Unit, a police division whose tactics seem to be on trial as much as four of its members.