As locations of the inferred CMTs and also hypocenters are subjects of uncertainty (estimated to be up to 1.5 km for CMTs), the assumed fault planes do not necessarily cross perfectly the hypocenter.
Whether the planet can support that many people, and in what living conditions, is a subject of continuing uncertainty.
The literature in economics, finance, operations research, engineering and in general mathematics is first reviewed on the subject of defining uncertainty and risk.
How the matter escalated to a duel is also the subject of some uncertainty.
Funding levels for the CDC, which spent $17 million last year through the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention program to help state and local governments, have been the subject of great uncertainty.
The fact that reducing the viral load of HIV-positive individuals may reduce their potential infectivity is an important but secondary issue, and it should always be noted anyway that the extent of this reduction of infectivity remains the subject of considerable uncertainty.
The costs associated with operating the program are the subject of less uncertainty in that they have been developed by a 'bottom-up' costing approach.
Topics in clinical research include key issues that arise in early-stage clinical trials, including selection of patient-subjects, disclosure of uncertainty, and defining success.
The results presented above are subject to uncertainty of parameters.
Instead, the listed firm owns the rights to those revenues, under a type of contract that it believes to be valid but, its prospectus admits, is the subject of "substantial uncertainties" under Chinese law.If there is one lesson to be learned from the mix of bargains and dross on Alibaba's e-commerce sites, it is "buyer beware".
