Sentence examples for revised uncertainty from inspiring English sources

That said, the revised uncertainty profile does well enough for most purposes.

Minutes later, the story was revised to reflect the uncertainty in the outcome.

This study attempts to assess the association between surgeon personality factors (measured by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality inventory (MBTI®)) and risk tolerance (measured by the Revised Physicians' Reactions to Uncertainty (PRU) and Physician Risk Attitude PRAA) scales).

If this is a matter of uncertainty then the manuscript should be revised accordingly to reflect the uncertainty.

Uncertainty of the revised guidelines was greater among women planning to change their screening practices versus those who were not planning to change (54% vs. 25%).

"There is obviously ongoing uncertainty about the newly revised I.M.F.-E.U.

The revised version of the Physicians' Reactions to Uncertainty scales comprised four scales, namely 'anxiety due to uncertainty' (items 1 5), 'concern about bad outcomes' (items 6 8), 'reluctance to disclose uncertainty to patients' (items 9 13) and 'reluctance to disclose mistakes to physicians' (items 14 15) [ 10].

Our methodology can help raise awareness among NAS users about the explicit and embedded information on physical science uncertainty within the existing NAS and would help to design more structured uncertainty communication in new or revised NAS.

The revised version of our manuscript reflects this uncertainty (please see the subsection headed "A conserved surface patch on Scc4").

The revised scale has 19 items covering decisional uncertainty, feeling uninformed, unclear about personal values, and unsupported in decision making, and perceptions of effective decision making.

Gerrity et al. developed a questionnaire for the conceptualisation and measurement of personal sources of uncertainty [ 9] which was revised in 1995 [ 10].