It provides certainty, assuming the initial arranger is good for the money.
The Kappa for the yes/no capacity to consent decision can be estimated with ±11% accuracy and 95% certainty assuming 60% raw agreement between two raters and an expected Kappa of 0.70.
But the intertwined issues of trust and seismic shocks to the system spread much wider in a world where the certainties assumed by earlier generations have crumbled.
So one would have to be a fool to go too far out on a limb to predict what happens on Tuesday and beyond with any certainty — or assume there are no consequences for getting it wrong.
Entering the national championship game, UConn defenders will likely just disregard Harrison's lack of certainty and assume any shot that he takes with the game on the line is guaranteed to go in.
The projects of the C&SF have been characterized as part of "crisis and response" cycles that "ignored the consequence for the full system, assumed certainty of the future, and succeeded in solving the momentary crisis, but set in motion conditions that exaggerate future crises".
The coins would have been widely used within the Danelaw and many single items have mainly been found in the east of England, but the exact locations of the mints where they were made are not known with certainty: scholars have assumed that they were made in East Anglia.
Since, more than Pestalozzi, he assumed the certainty of a spontaneous development of powers and faculties, he urged that any form of constraint was to be avoided.
Fetal lung maturity cannot be assumed with certainty until 39 weeks' gestation [ 5].
Because of ethical issues, the study had no comparison group; therefore, it cannot be assumed with certainty that the impact was secondary to the treatment.
In the context of a low-moderate response rate, it cannot be assumed with certainty that it is representative of the anaesthetic community in its entirety.
