What's the difference between incertitude and inertitude?
Incertitude
Definition:
(n.) Uncertainty; doubtfulness; doubt.
Example Sentences:
(1) The failures are due most often to an incertitude in the interpretation of the samples than a badly directed biopsy.
(2) (b) Establish a classification for variation factors; the recapitulatory table should be useful to clinical chemists in helping physicians interpret a laboratory test result that falls within the zone of incertitude.
(3) The difficulties for evaluation of the perineal descent have always been linked to the choice of references and mostly with the incertitude of the measurement of length on the radiographic film.
(4) If we assume that errors during successive irradiations are distributed at random, a certain compensation is noted and the "areas of incertitude" decrease.
(5) However, the large number of potential patients for investigation, the limited facilities of investigation and the incertitude over the responsibility of certain cardiac abnormalities with respect to the context and age, are arguments in favour of a more selective investigative approach.
(6) Authors tried to determine some factors of incertitude in the anlaysis of the bacterial contamination of seawater.
(7) The clinical, statistical and surgical incertitudes are analysed.
(8) The concept of response probability is introduced to describe this incertitude.
(9) All these tracings are lined by two curves which we call "superior and inferior envelops": these border the "incertitude area".