"Sagan's scenario may well be correct," Singer wrote in 1983, "but the range of uncertainty is so great that the prediction is not particularly useful".
If this means their position is that the most likely response is 30% lower than the average of our current models, then perhaps the debate on global temperature is indeed over: 30% is well within the range of uncertainty anyway.
Current extrapolations offer only a hazy guide to what ITER will require for the pedestal, with the range of uncertainty — what physicists call the error bar — remaining frustratingly large.
While allowing that the model's quantitative risk assessment involved uncertainties, the report argued that the model's calculations suggested "temperature changes of a size that could have devastating consequences" and, with urgency, called on all available agencies and scientists to conduct investigations to narrow the range of uncertainty.
The values in the brackets indicate the range of uncertainty.
The correlation study reduces the range of uncertainty associated with decision making (Shyamala et al. 2011).
The results showed that some systems had statistically equivalent performance considering the range of uncertainty.
This seems to characterize the range of uncertainty one has to deal with, when modelling solubility at various temperatures.
Also, the measured increase in diameter by 1.9 nm is just close to the range of uncertainty of 1.8 nm.
The orange shaded area represents the range of uncertainty in the estimation or existence probability distribution of the future state.
First, the range of uncertainty of aquifer properties was inspected to build the reservoir model of typical aquifers.
