The phrase "which is uncertainty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when expressing an idea that something is uncertain or unknown. For example: "The future of our economy, which is uncertainty, will depend upon the decisions that are made today."
Besides, there are some critical drawbacks of applying SIFT, one of which is uncertainty in the number of keypoints for different images and another one is high computational cost for the processing of 128-dimensional feature descriptors.
While uncertainty is related to the quality and quantity of the read across endpoint data, uncertainty also includes a variety of other factors, the foremost of which is uncertainty associated with the justification of similarity and quantity and quality of data for the source chemical(s).
This implies that the inaccuracy in FEM-predicted forces arises from the same sources of error as the inaccuracy in force balance-predicted forces, which are uncertainties in the traction force reconstruction.
There are two types of uncertainty, both relevant to bioenergy systems: epistemic uncertainty, which is systematic uncertainty based on imprecise, unavailable or even unmeasurable knowledge and data [15]; and aleatoric uncertainty, which refers to statistical uncertainty describing variations in single values [15] and is therefore measurable.
We assume uncertainty is ±15%, which is the uncertainty estimate for CO2 emissions from all industrial sources in the United States (2).
The differences between the two estimations of Q are about 50%, which is the uncertainty owing to the model difference of the velocity structure.
Real options value is affected by a number of different factors, the most important of which is the uncertainty with regard to the future.
Neighborhood-tolerance conditional entropy is proposed from this model, which is an uncertainty measure and can be used to evaluate feature subset.
We find that coherence and consistency in UK low-carbon innovation policy is lacking, which is creating uncertainty and hampering private sector investment.
Europe continues to wrestle with its debt crisis which is fostering uncertainty and undermining growth.
Our analysis is subject to at least four main limitations, the most important of which is the uncertainty in quantifying the effectiveness of the WINGS intervention.
