Sentence examples for certainty criteria from inspiring English sources

We then selected cases according to Level 1 of the diagnostic certainty criteria developed by the Brighton Collaboration Intussusception Working Group.

For both MS and MS/MS, MASCOT scores falling below the 95% certainty criterion for the respective database were not considered significant.

21 Genetic screening appears as the only certainty criterion in the assessment of individuals with FH and enables us to screen relatives in order to manage dyslipidemia and prevent premature cardiovascular disease.

The algorithm uses maximum likelihood classification combined with a certainty based fusion criterion.

Instead of considering biomarkers as providing certainty through referent criterion validation, currently it makes more sense to test their construct validity and their predictive ability.

But it's impossible to know with certainty, because those diagnostic criteria were established after the start of the study.

The present study was conducted on 20 adult GBS patients fulfilling the level 1 or 2 diagnostic certainty of The Brighton Criteria (Goodfellow and Wilson 2016) attending The Neuropsychiatry Department, Tanta University Hospitals, in the period from 1st of April to the end of December 2016.

As in the case of Sense-certainty, here in the case of Perception, by following the protagonist consciousness's efforts to make this implicit criterion explicit, we see how the criterion generates contradictions that eventually undermine it as a criterion for certainty.

However, many practicing physicians, in particular when they are less familiar with the multifaceted clinical appearances of these diseases, may be reluctant to begin administering potentially harmful drugs before a threshold of diagnostic certainty (such as the 'four criteria fulfilment' of the classification criteria for RA [ 8]) has been reached.

The difference in the fraction of juxtaposed Lys and Cys residues is large enough to allow every one of the eight Tetrahymena MTs to be assigned to the correct group with 99% certainty based on this criterion alone.

Works such as the Kathāvatthu (ca. 150 C.E). do concern themselves with the rules and the various types of debate and consider a wide range of views, but there is no systematic account of the criteria that ensure certainty.