The phrase "adequate certainty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a sufficient level of confidence or assurance is required regarding a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The researchers concluded that there was adequate certainty in their findings to support the proposed theory."
Alternatives: "sufficient assurance" or "reasonable confidence".
A dominant form of skepticism (the subject of this article) concerns knowledge in general, questioning whether anything actually can be known with complete or adequate certainty.
If this evaluation did not provide adequate certainty about inclusion, the article was evaluated based on its full-text.
Overall, there may still be a small advantage to drotrecogin alfa, even used non-selectively, but the costs of determining such an effect with adequate certainty are likely prohibitive, and the point is now moot.
Thus, it is currently not possible to ascertain the relationship between in vitro potency, in vivo effects, and exposure with adequate certainty, but such information is required if the risks to human health are to be properly assessed.
Using data for 5, 10 and 15 y, starting with 1950 54, I determined that using this factor as a reliable index of group UVB irradiance would require 15 y of NMSC mortality rate data to ensure adequate certainty.
Therefore, inferences regarding neuropsychological data reliability with adequate statistical certainty require use of other measures of performance validity with greater sensitivity.
Due to the heterogeneous nature of the ALS patient population, it is likely that a multiple biomarker panel will be required, as opposed to any single protein biomarker, in order to differentiate ALS from related disorders with adequate diagnostic certainty [18].
The company said on Monday that "the terms of the offer do not provide adequate value or certainty," and it advised Sundance shareholders to take no action as it entered into talks with Hanlong Mining.
The agency needs stability and certainty and adequate funding to accomplish everything on its plate.
As this report from the Global Network Initiative pointed out yesterday, current legal regime in India – namely Section 79 of the Information Technology Act and the 2011 Intermediary Due Diligence Rules – does not offer adequate protection and legal certainty to online platforms.
I asked on a couple of threads last week if anyone could come up with improved definitions that might take us beyond the recursive dictionary definitions, and the columnists for whom schoolyard certainties seem adequate.
