Sentence examples for setting uncertainties from inspiring English sources

Although the users can decide which of these analyses is most representative of their setting, uncertainties still remain about the assumptions made in the estimation of these costs.

We attempt to overcome these problems by first constructing a meta-dataset of 6483 publicly available siRNAs (targeting mammalian mRNA), the largest to date, and then applying a Bayesian analysis which accommodates feature set uncertainty.

A robust control policy can be found in Pal et al. [ 116], devised via a minimisation of the worst-case cost over the uncertainty set, with uncertainty defined with respect to the entries of the transition probability matrix.

The variability of model choice and the reported range of inhibition constants in the original reports are likely due to the limited data sets, uncertainties in least squares fitting, and the different experimental conditions (Supplementary Table S1 online).

There is actually just one well studied concept of arbitrage (arbitrage of the first kind (NA1)) in the continuous time setting under uncertainty introduced inBiagini et al. (2017).

Their 2004 report on nanotechnologies covered a range of opportunities and uncertainties, setting a new benchmark for thoughtful technology assessment.

Has a financial domino set off uncertainty?

In our evaluations, we empirically set the uncertainty interval (TONE threshold) (Sigma = [-0.1, 0.1]).

In the classical rough set model, uncertainty measures have the monotonicity with respect to the granularity of partition.

In addition, we set an uncertainty attached to spatial coordinates fixed to 50 m.

We note that in the HIV data set alignment uncertainty does not significantly effect the topology posterior.