Tools for the analysis of the uncertainty, of its consequences on the decision-making process and for the identification of strategies to mitigate its impact on network performances are integrated in the framework.
The meta-analyses were carried out concerning the following topics: measurement uncertainties, conflicting results, method uncertainty, lack of data, transferability to environmental conditions, transferability to other nanoparticles, applicability of models, knowledge gaps, sources of uncertainty, and consequences of uncertainty.
He said there was "a certain urgency … so that we don't have a period of uncertainty, with financial consequences, political consequences".
The main result of the model is that governments prefer to delegate authority when the size of the time inconsistency problem is large relative to the uncertainty of the political consequences of the agent's policy choice, while they prefer to ask for advice if the opposite is true.
In general, the dependence on the location of the fitness trough on a variety of parameter values (Fig. 6) indicates a strong effect of parameter uncertainty on the consequences of the degree of maladaptation.
Reliability calculations provide a means of evaluation by combining the effects of uncertainties and provide a logical framework for choosing appropriate factors of safety for the degree of uncertainty and the consequences of failure (Ishihara 1993; Choobbasti (2015)).
Though the economic cost of the crisis is hard to see in large part because of uncertainty about the consequences of the overheating nuclear reactors estimates place it above the ¥10 trillion (around $120 billion) damage of the Kobe earthquake in 1995.Perhaps bracing for further weeks of uncertainty, Tokyo residents and others have been stocking up on petrol and provisions.
By altering time pressure, information uncertainty and consequences of performance, stress was induced.
As families across the country have been reeling from the uncertainty and consequences of drastic spending cuts, Congress has been governing from crisis to crisis.
To achieve good uptake in cervical cancer prevention while adequately informing women, HPV information should be evidence-based, sensitive to UK culture and practice, with accurate risk/benefit portrayal and estimation of uncertainty and consequences (Barratt et al, 2004; Bekker, 2010).
