Uncertainty is modeled qualitatively by assigning to each object a degree of possibility by which the object occurs in an uncertain instance.
It is uncertain, for instance, whether a pre-emptive restructuring would trigger the default clause in credit-default swaps.
If the upper-bound of the highest fish intake category was uncertain, for instance, fish intake ≥5/week, we assigned 1 serving/day of fish as the upper limit.
The number of individuals involved is uncertain, for instance we cannot guarantee that individuals have not completed more than one questionnaire, and the representativeness of the responses is uncertain.
The combination of not being able to see the patient with their own eyes and feeling that the nurse was uncertain about, for instance, the seriousness of a situation, was a motivation for initiating VC.
Clearly, we are dealing with a highly uncertain scenarios (consider, for instance, the case of Russia..) Probable shifts of production activities away from China clearly should take into account some quantitative dimensions of the Chinese market.
The extent to which this may occur in patients remains uncertain, except in rare instances of dramatic response of malignant disease to treatment.
The available data do not allow for comparison between drug coated balloons and drug eluting stents according to first or recurrent in-stent restenosis, and selection of the best strategy for patients with resistant in-stent restenosis (that is, at least three instances) remains uncertain.
Some of the jitters held the attention: for instance, the uncertain steps forward and backward that Monica Bill Barnes took in "She's Snapped, She Left," a solo in which she appeared to be trying to survive in the rat race of daily life.
