Sentences with phrase «less uncertainty»

The debate in the media expresses far less uncertainty in this issue than is customary for this level of scientific inquiry.

An investment with large uncertainty requires a greater margin of safety than an investment with less uncertainty.

In a divorce, there is far less uncertainty about the amount of business going forward.

Interest rates on personal loans are typically lower than those for personal lines of credit, because there is less uncertainty involved for the lender.

«A cap offers less uncertainty than an intensity target,» he says.

I had easier plays to go for, with less uncertainty, if also lower upside.

(There is much less uncertainty in what will happen to ocean chemistry: the pH will drop, with serious consequences for calcifying organisms from coccolithophores to corals to crabs to clams.)

And while there may be uncertainty regarding the NH / SH ratio of 1.48 from pre-indust to now, I think there is considerably less uncertainty about (for instance) this ratio from ~ 1975 to present, which is quite large relative to models.

Since the rate of the sea level raising is around 1 inch a year in sort of a «bursts» — the long - term will definitely be the one who poses less uncertainties, unlike the short - term.

(in general, whether for future projections or historical reconstructions or estimates of climate sensitivity, I tend to be sympathetic to arguments of more rather than less uncertainty because I feel like in general, models and statistical approaches are not exhaustive and it is «plausible» that additional factors could lead to either higher or lower estimates than seen with a single approach.

With the selection of Midtown renters insurance from a Milwaukee renters coverage provider or elsewhere, your leasing experience in Midtown can include a little less uncertainty.

That being said, the cancellation of 2x hard fork means less uncertainty going forward and that could bode well for the BTC in the long run.

The proposed tax measures are now more targeted, will be less costly to administer (as they leverage pre-existing legislation) and will result in less uncertainty for business owners.

The Indian Bitcoin fraternity has welcomed the government regulation with open arms as they are hoping for a better working ecosystem with lesser uncertainty involved.

There's a lot less uncertainty.

After nearly three years of deliberation, regulators have finalized the Qualified Residential Mortgage (QRM) rule and abandoned the onerous and costly down payment requirement while giving creators of mortgage - backed securities one less uncertainty on their road to recovery.

First, they conclude that there is less uncertainty in TCR than in Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity (ECS), which I suggest supports the proposition that they found considerable uncertainty in the latter.

That volatility will drop when there is less uncertainty.

If American business owners are truly worried about the long - term prospects of the U.S. economy, they should be doing what the Argentines do: looking outside their borders to find markets in which there is less uncertainty — or at least different kinds of uncertainty.

Business secretary Vince Cable has said that «off shoring went too far» in the UK, adding that British firms are increasingly're - shoring» work back to Britain because of a «cost advantage» and «less uncertainty».

'' [British Companies] are simply finding cost advantage in producing in Britain: There is less uncertainty; all the disruption that potentially comes from bringing things from the other side of the world; exchange rates are more favourable; and they would rather deal with a British supply chain.

The new value is slightly lower than earlier predictions but has less uncertainty.

Less uncertainty would require more analyses and more data.

With this membership plan, all free members will be able to reply to your messages without having to upgrade themselves — that means more date options and less uncertainty.

This is because there is less uncertainty with online dating.

A dial on the dash lets you move the trailer with greater precision and less uncertainty.

It's a one - time trial and you'll receive the editorial feedback you need so you can proceed writing with more confidence and less uncertainty.

Jack feels that once November is over there will be less uncertainty in the market, and he would like to collar his position at least through November.

This means you have a better sense of how much your investment is worth, and less uncertainty is always a good thing.

Most investors opt for «less uncertainty» over «attractive valuations,» and end up chasing past performance along the way.

«If this helps people that are clearly eligible for discharge get one with less red tape, less waiting and less uncertainty, that's great.»

There is less uncertainty and more understanding between the two parties.

Long - term changes may have less uncertainty (relative to the total change) than short term changes.

They apply the greater uncertainty that is intrinsic to research in some fields to generalize about the scientific product in fields that have less uncertainty.

And greater uncertainty means you'll pay more for the damages arising from climate change than if there were less uncertainty.

It seems axiomatic the the larger the institution and the more money involved, the less uncertainty can be tolerated.