Sentence examples for uncertainty in the range from inspiring English sources

Following the PFT, the range face is invariant to the shift and out-of-plane rotation with an uncertainty in the range of ∼±10°.

The impact of the proposed methodology is two-fold: it presents a safe-side analysis based on free vibration methods to assess and manage the uncertainty in the range of modal frequencies, and, it provides a launching platform for timely design optimization.

However, there is substantial (>three-fold) uncertainty in the range of concentrations required for maximal binding.

This indicates the degree of uncertainty in the range values and is a function of the sample size.

However there is considerable (>three-fold) uncertainty in the range of concentrations obtained from in vitro cell-based assay that are required for maximal binding (6 to 20 μg ml−1 and 1 to 3 μg ml−1, respectively).

The carbon values provided in our study will be critical for estimating the carbon stock in the pool of young-growth forest in southeast Alaska, but, there is still considerable uncertainty in the range of carbon accretion values among the stands in our analysis.

Incorporation of the measured values of flux through the reactions present in CBMs can significantly improve the accuracy of the models by reducing the uncertainty in the ranges and distributions of metabolic fluxes.

Depending upon the source and source-to-chamber distance, the PTB certificate values have uncertainties in the range ±1.2 ±1.5%.

Overall relative uncertainties in the range of 5 10% are obtained for selected experiments carried out on pure liquid Al, Sn and Cu.

It is shown that for isolated nanoparticles, height-based algorithms can be successful if the area below the nanoparticle is properly treated, both for flat and rough substrates, providing no systematic errors and uncertainties in the range of a few percents.

This system is based on a certified radon source and a traceable reference radon detector, which allows radon concentrations inside the chamber radon to be obtained in steady-state conditions within a range of 400 22 000 Bq m−3 with associated uncertainties in the range of 4%.