Sentence examples for termed uncertainty from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, such factors are used routinely in regulatory toxicology and are often termed uncertainty factors or safety factors.

Epistemic uncertainty is also termed reducible uncertainty, subjective uncertainty, and state-of-knowledge uncertainty.

Secondly, measurement accuracy (here termed 'observational uncertainty') may be affected by differing measurement techniques.

This variation is termed "aleatory uncertainty" (AU).

Some short-term profit, he said, beats long-term uncertainty and risk in an already rough market.

"In addition, the UK's decision to leave the EU has increased short-term uncertainty," said the company.

This may mean short-term uncertainty, but it is better than letting the problems fester, perhaps throwing doubt on next year's elections.

They eschew long-term uncertainty, and in this they are the most obvious financial allies of those who are working to curb climate change.

In the United States, long-term uncertainty about the tax credit — which was extended for only one year, after considerable political tension — will continue.

The country combines the worst of both worlds nit-picking day-to-day regulation and long-term uncertainty.The second lesson is for Reliance.

The biggest short-term uncertainty for the world economy is whether American consumers stop spending and drag the country into recession.