Sentence examples for impression of certainty from inspiring English sources
Most writing about politics creates the impression of certainty, of great historical forces rolling towards inevitable outcomes.
It was driven home to me that it was wrong to give the impression of certainty, of fact, and the things I was a little uncertain or hazy on, I should have qualified those observations, and I think that would have been the better journalistic thing to do — or done more background research.
A caveat often raised is that such models may convey a false impression of certainty about the past, whereas more often than not, one can only guess how large parts of buildings or sites may have looked like.
However, as seen in Fig. 1, outputs from a deterministic model do not reflect variation and may lead to a false impression of certainty with consequently exaggerated or minimised expectations.
Importantly, we do not wish to overstate our results or to give false impressions of certainty.
The patterns of diversification in the intensely studied attine fungiculture are only gradually starting to be understood, as brought out by recent papers on leaf-cutter fungiculture which reverse earlier impressions of certainty for some important issues [ 34, 35].
Pre- and post-assessments of the clinician's diagnostic impression, degree of certainty, and advice to decrease drinking were compared.
It is possible that the impression of a small difference made by that presentation (7 versus 5 6) elicited a greater feeling of certainty, referred to as the "certainty effect" [14], than the other presentations (70 versus 56, and 930 versus 944) (Figure 2).
The general impression is one of certainty that both soy and soy isoflavones deliver many health benefits, including prevention of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and osteoporosis, as well as treatment of menopausal symptoms.
Exponents offer some astute observations about the ways in which law is taught and practiced in order to give the misleading impression of law's certainty and legitimacy.
Unsurprisingly, the impression of clarity and certainty as suggested by a pathway is attractive to patients.
