The popular explanation is that Chinese households have been saving an increased slice of their income because of greater uncertainty over the provision of pensions, health care and education.
Specialists provide important services related to resolution of clinical uncertainty, provision of long-term medical therapy for patients with unusual or complex medical problems, and provision of specialized technologies [ 2, 3].
Nonetheless, the impact of the 2008 2009 global slowdown on the poorest and most vulnerable is likely to linger for some time, particularly if the recovery is sluggish or haltering, and developing countries face a weak export rebound, limited tax revenues and high levels of volatility and uncertainty in the provision of international aid.
The bond provides an above-average yield because of the uncertainty of its call provisions.
Policy uncertainty, the provision of co-benefits and the availability of trusted information are key factors influencing landholder adoption.
Laboratory experimentation can be used to reduce epistemic uncertainty through the provision of larger impact data sets.
Illness perceptions and concerns such as stigma, career impact of care-seeking, eligibility for later benefits, confidence in care provision, uncertainty of need, etc, can influence care-seeking; 26 we did not measure these factors.
Mean evaluation scores on scales ranging from 1 (low) to 7 (high) were: mechanical ease of use 6.1, cognitive ease of use 6.2, emotional difficulty 2.7, decision-aiding effectiveness 5.9, clarification of values 6.5, reduction in decisional uncertainty 6.1, and provision of decision-related information 6.0.
Recycling groups said the problem was largely caused by consumer uncertainty about what items could be recycled, as well as the lack of provision of recycling services by local authorities.
Communicating meteorological uncertainty allows earlier provision of information on possible future events.
expanding provision; raising the quality of provision.
