The phrase "at certainty" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It is likely a confusion with the phrase "with certainty," which expresses a high level of confidence or assurance about something.
Example: "I can say with certainty that the project will be completed on time."
Alternatives: "with confidence" or "beyond doubt."
The rising anxiety chipping away at certainty.
Applying the triage approach at certainty levels of 90% and 95% respectively, 42.9% or 23.3% of the women would not need further assessment with central DXA, and 9.4% (4.1% + 5.3%) or 4.5%2.0%0% + 2.5%) being misclassified as either osteoporotic or non-osteoporotic (Table 4).
Applying the triage approach at certainty levels of 90% and 95% respectively, 59.7% or 35.3% of the study sample would not need further assessment with DXA and 9.9%4.5%5% + 5.4%) or 5.0%2.3%3% + 2.7%) of the women would be misclassified as either osteoporotic or non-osteoporotic.
In our initial likelihoods of victory for the big six categories, Lincoln is our most likely winner in three: best actor (Daniel Day-Lewis) at near certainty, best picture at 94percentt, and best director (Steven Spielberg) at 70percentt.
David Remnick speaks with Bee about her naked grief and rage at what happened — and at her certainty that something like it will happen again.
A C label means the task force has "at least moderate certainty that the net benefit," of the medical screening or counseling procedure is small.
Combining QUS and RA in a triage approach at 90% certainty level the misclassification rate is almost zero but at the expense of reducing the proportion of DXAs saved.
She clapped her hands at his certainty.
At best, certainty that there is a very powerful being who promises to save us.
He told BBC News that even at a certainty level of five sigma, "you're very far from proving it's a Higgs particle at all, let alone a Standard Model Higgs".
