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"uncertainty factors" is a correct and usable noun phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to any elements that contribute to or create uncertainty in a situation. Example: The economic forecast for the upcoming year was based on several uncertainty factors, including trade policies and market fluctuations.
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The uncertainty factors and flexibility need further investigation.
The uncertainty factors associated with the noisy pressure gauges were reduced after using the deconvolution technique.
Any of those uncertainty factors may make the original planning scheme unavailable.
(2) Evaluate uncertainty factors and their distribution affecting the objective functions.
Possible modifications of the rate constants within the evaluated uncertainty factors were discussed.
Uncertainty is calculated by evaluating various uncertainty factors which have influence on gas flow measurement.
Uncertainty factors in atmospheric dispersion models may influence the reliability of model prediction.
Toxicokinetic data from rats and humans indicate that the applied uncertainty factors are very conservative.
Moreover, uncertainty factors are also integrated to the model by employing possibilistic theory.
Thus, the Panel introduced a whole set of new uncertainty factors to adjust the exposure estimate to a 'realistic' level.
Secondly, they determined the functional relationship between uncertainty factors and the revenue and established the equation by non-arbitrage portfolio.
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