Sentences with phrase «uncertainty in the predictions»

Yes, there are still big uncertainties in some predictions, but these swing both ways.

In the IPCC's defense, their second report in 1995 greatly reduced projections (SAR page 39), and the first report had said, in bold, «There are many uncertainties in our predictions particularly with regard to the timing, magnitude and regional patterns of climate change, due to our incomplete understanding» (page xii).

Giorgi, F. and Francisco, R., 2000: Evaluating uncertainties in the prediction of regional climate change.

This will account for the additional uncertainty in the predictions that can not be deduced directly from the statistical model.

Yes, there are still big uncertainties in some predictions, but these swing both ways.

«Why there's a lot of uncertainty in the predictions is that it depends on what the sun's doing, to a large measure.»

Our new -LCB- \ em Spitzer -RCB- observations were taken two years after the original K2 discovery data and have a significantly higher cadence, allowing us to derive improved estimates for this planet's radius, semi-major axis, and orbital period, which greatly reduce the uncertainty in the prediction of near future transit times for the -LCB- \ em James Webb Space Telescope -RCB--LRB--LCB- \ em JWST -RCB--RRB- observations.

This underlines the importance of being aware of the uncertainty in the predictions (see below).

By its very nature, a model is a simplification of reality, so the final step when we consider predictions made by numerical models is to assess the uncertainty in our predictions.

«Uncertainty in Predictions of the Climate Response to Rising Levels of Greenhouse Gases.»

Secondly, deterministically formulated climate models are incapable of predicting the uncertainty in their predictions; and yet this is a crucially important prognostic variable for societal applications.

New understanding of the thinner ice regime in the Arctic will help reduce the uncertainty in predictions of how the ice conditions evolve.

Clarifying the areas of ignorance and knowledge gaps and uncertainty in predictions is the absolutely first step before «translating» anything.

Dr Jochem Marotzke: «That obligates us to clearly state the uncertainties in our predictions as well.»

With nonstationary statistics the standard error of the fit over past years is not a good measure of the uncertainty in the prediction.

Lindsay comments, «with nonstationary statistics, the standard error of the fit over past years is not a good measure of the uncertainty in the prediction.»

«That obligates us to clearly state the uncertainties in our predictions as well,» he says.

The curved blue lines in Figure 9 - 1 present the calibration error, or the uncertainty in predictions based on the calibration (technically the 95 percent prediction interval, which has probability 0.95 of covering the unknown temperature), which is a standard component of a regression analysis.

Secondly, what is the uncertainty in that prediction given a particular forcing?

* D. A. Stainforth, et al., (2005) «Uncertainty in predictions of the climate response to rising levels of greenhouse gases» Nature 433, 403 - 406.