Asked about Cuomo's proposal, de Blasio said that his pre-K plan needed the certainty and reliability of funding that a tax hike would provide.
In addition to analytical details, the certainty and reliability of the analytical findings are rated by a five-level scale, ranging from highly reliable to insufficiently reliable.
The evaluation of certainty and reliability, which is called 'fixedness' by Thetela, can be achieved using linguistic items such as 'possible' and 'obvious'obvious
This study shed some lights into how non -native writers use adverbials to mark their stance and comment on certainty and reliability of their research.
Use of such protocols helps to produce a degree of certainty regarding the reliability and relevance of test results, which in turn provides the confidence necessary for making safety and regulatory determinations.
There was less certainty over the reliability of instruments used to measure changes in specified health conditions, or specific health symptoms such as HbA1c (glycated haemoglobin, an indicator of long term blood glucose control in diabetes) or FEV1 (forced expiratory volume, used as a measure of lung function in asthma management).
To read his stories is to experience the dissolution of all certainty, all assumption about the reliability of your experience of the world.
"Certainty about safety and energy reliability must be provided to the community and the entire L.A. region," Assemblyman Scott Wilk (R-Santa Clarita) told his colleagues in arguing for the bill.
The danger with numbers is that their mechanical reliability can be mistaken for certainty and can shield us from the powerful disorientation of the event they seek to mark.
Lastly, we tested the reliability of expert weighting using certainty measurement rated by experts themselves.
In view of past experiences with traditional GE discussed above, the ultimate biosafety challenge of SB is the implementation of absolute reliability, what has been called Certainty of Containment (CoC, [50]).
