Sentence examples for increased certainty and from inspiring English sources

Other terms may be used: confidence, peace of mind, increased certainty, and so forth.

In both instances, the ability to travel in time provides the traveller increased certainty and control in a life that is consistently unpredictable and uncertain.

In either scenario, the increased certainty and constant or increasing dividend should lead to stock price appreciation on top of an attractive dividend over the next couple of years.

85% of our reviewers feel the same way!" This feedback could increase certainty and shape customer behavior.

A holding that every case involving prior testimony requires such an inquiry would frustrate the principal objective of generally validating the prior-testimony exception in the first place -- increasing certainty and consistency in the application of the Confrontation Clause.

We pay particular attention to different transcriptional control mechanisms and their effects on the amount of fluctuations in the system, emphasizing methods that increase certainty and improve the switching rate.

The dissertation aims to answer the question of how to harmonize the contractual Conflict of Laws in East Asia (ASEAN+3), in order to facilitate international trade by increasing certainty and predictability in the settlement of disputes, and at the same time promote friendly relations among East Asian countries, thereby contributing to the maintenance of peace and security in the region.

Emerging consensus regarding diagnostic algorithms and criteria suggests that diagnosis of AD can be enhanced by use of biomarkers to increase certainty, and, in early stages, to identify the group of patients at risk for progression to AD.

As a result, new draft criteria [ 9, 10] have proposed that diagnosis can be enhanced by use of biomarkers to increase certainty, and, in early stages, to identify prodromal AD.

Increased certainty attracts investment and leads to faster growth.

We hypothesized that the SBI training program would result in the following changes for both resident and faculty clinicians: (1) greater recognition of PD, (2) increased certainty in identifying PD, and (3) increased advice to reduce drinking.