Despite these benefits, indirect methods suffer for several limitations, which mainly derive from the strong uncertainties affecting the loadability estimation process.
The second basic characteristic common to all environmental policies (and among others by PSUM) is the presence of strong uncertainty: the probabilities of future changes are not known ex-ante, nor is the set of possible changes.
The combination of multiple water uses, non-linearities in the model and in the objectives, strong uncertainties in inputs and high dimensional state make the problem challenging and intriguing.
Because the generation time is known to vary with life form and height in trees [ 67], substantial variation in the generation time across the Galoglychia phylogeny would generate strong uncertainty for results based on coalescent methods.
However, if good quality a priori information is lacking, and if there is strong uncertainty about the real DGP conditions which are quite common in environmental valuation then practitioners might be better off with shifted designs built from conventional fractional factorial designs for linear models.
This work investigates the river discharge estimation from synthetic SWOT observations, in the presence of strong uncertainties in the model inputs, i.e. the river bathymetry and bed roughness.
"We're entering a period of strong uncertainty and consolidation," said the journal's director of research, Patrick D. Rea, adding that negative publicity about supplements could also continue to hurt the industry.
In our study focusing on Europe explanations for the correlation of strong Power distance and strong Uncertainty avoidance with a low percentage integrated curricula were presented.
Nevertheless, despite the strong evidence, uncertainty was manufactured and enlarged.
The assessment of policies for sustainable urban mobility features two basic characteristics: incommensurability and strong uncertainty.
