For instance, in a minority Parliament, the party that forms government does not hold the majority of votes required to completely ensure its approval.
ANOVA analysis revealed a high R2 (0.9950) & AP (51.79) and low SD (0.6078) & CV% (0.6703) values of regression model equation which completely ensure accuracy of the quadratic model.
This algorithm must completely ensure all the aforementioned mesh features, in particular high synchronization precision, low energy and cost, and reduced computational effort.
As a particular challenge, compliance cannot be completely ensured at design time, but needs to be continuously monitored during process enactment as well, i.e., it has to be dynamically checked whether compliance rules are satisfied or temporarily/permanently violated.
The results showed that the methane produced from the solar-assisted anaerobic digester completely ensures not only full coverage of the annual space-heating requirements of the described piglet unit for both Greek areas, but also large methane surplus which could be used in various other ways.
"Any app or program that says it can completely ensure images and text sent from your phone to your partner's phone are 100% private or disappearing is almost certainly misleading you.
Erskine was successful in having Baillie found not guilty, and after leaving the court was met with a standing ovation; Emory Speer writes that "It is probably true that never did a single speech so completely ensure professional success".
EMLK is a sophisticated kriging method where more efficient results are obtained by solving the prediction problem in the Gaussian domain via a normal scores transform of the sample data (a logarithmic or similar transform does not completely ensure normality, whereas a normal scores transform does).
The cover letter of the questionnaire clearly informed the subjects that 1) data collection and analysis was completely anonymous, ensuring that their private details would remain confidential; 2) all the answers would be kept confidential, processed statistically, and used only for scientific study; and 3) they had a choice whether to participate or not.
