Sentence examples for uncertainty attributable from inspiring English sources
"The economic uncertainty attributable to the war comes up in conversations with customers, and it casts another layer of doubt," said Bruce Claflin, chief of 3Com, a producer of computer networking equipment.
As projections maintain their own set of uncertainties on the basis of the assumptions chosen for global climate modeling and greenhouse gas emission scenarios, it is advisable to incur the least additional uncertainty attributable to the downscaling scheme itself.
We also used these measurements for estimating uncertainty attributable to instrument errors.
Rubin rules implemented in SAS Proc MIANALYZE were used to combine effect estimates and to estimate 95% CIs to allow for uncertainty attributable to missing data.
This approach is illustrated with regard to the dependability of structural design processes based on prototype testing with uncertainties attributable to sampling variability.
The uncertainties relating to cardiopulmonary mortality have large effects on life-table model results, whereas the uncertainties attributable to lag and infant mortality have only minor effects.
The distribution of probable error by nucleotide position shows that some uncertainty is attributable to uncertainty in the allele used in the ancestral rearrangement and some is attributable to uncertainty in the N nucleotides and junctions.
Rowena Mason, deputy political editor: The chancellor blames the lower growth forecasts for next year on higher predicted inflation and economic uncertainty, mostly attributable to the vote to leave the EU.
In particular, a considerable amount of uncertainty is attributable to the lack of understanding concerning how turbulence within urban environments affects turbine productivity.
Thus we chose to use cost effectiveness analysis (CEA) and explore the impact of the uncertainty about attributable mortality (and other model parameters) on our conclusions.
In summary, future iterations of the CRA, or similar studies, should include CIs, as our methodology offers a feasible way to estimate the uncertainty of attributable fractions for all burdens of disease.
