The phrase "according to a certainty" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when trying to express that something is based on a strong belief or assurance, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "According to a certainty, the results of the experiment will be conclusive."
Alternatives: "based on certainty" or "with certainty".
A state feedback controller and an asymptotic state observer are designed separately and an output feedback controller is obtained according to a certainty-equivalence principle.
According to a third conception of certainty, a subject's belief that p is certain when it is justified in the highest degree.
Then the patients will be asked to rank the certainty of their claims according to a Likert scale (1 = no certainty and 5 = total certainty) [ 31].
Then patient and evaluator will be required to rank the certainty of their claims according to a Likert-like scale (1 = no certainty, 5 = total certainty).
According to a draft of the report, the certainty that humans are the main cause of climate change has risen to 95 per cent, from 90 per cent in the previous - fourth - assessment six years ago.
Three quarters of us, according to a new survey, believe in the certainties of "if anything can go wrong, it will".
She had the "sense of justice of a very small child", according to a friend, and she conveyed this moral certainty in her plays.
With VR expected to be an $80 billion market by 2025, according to a report by Goldman Sachs, there is much certainty that this technology is here to stay.
That tightrope doesn't appear to have any end either because after the Vick mess, there is the Plaxico Burress mess — with jail time almost certainty looming for him, according to a New York Post article — that could also become an Antonio Pierce mess, according to another Post article.
Large plants are sampled with certainty, and smaller plants are sampled according to a stratified random sampling with probabilities that vary with plant size.
