theoretical uncertainty
Theoretical uncertainty refers to the inherent imprecision or lack of precise knowledge associated with a scientific measurement or prediction, stemming from assumptions, limitations of models, approximations, or unknown factors, which can introduce errors or uncertainties into the theoretical or conceptual aspects of the subject matter.
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