Sentence examples for measure of certainty from inspiring English sources

From these analyses, it appears that it is possible to distinguish cancer and ground glass opacity patients based on their biomarker measurements with some measure of certainty.

How do people attempt to find a measure of certainty or stability in such times?

Unlike a normal Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, it provides a measure of certainty and limits disruption.

The result was one national program that offered a measure of certainty to U.S. automakers.

Not because they are racist, or any more prejudiced than anyone else – but because human beings like a measure of certainty and stability.

Science is supposed to provide a measure of certainty, but, increasingly, we are blurring the distinction between speculation, supported hypothesis, and well-proven theory.

Yet for a field that thrives on numbers and measures of certainty, the answers to questions of why it doesn't work -- when it doesn't -- get muddy and uncertain very quickly.

The two other factors associated with therapeutic changes also provide measures of certainty.

Unlike nonparametric methods, it provides additional measures of certainty by generating the posterior probabilities of those orderings based on prior probability distributions.

This Decisional Conflict Scale (DCS) measured the amount of certainty, clarity of values, level of support and how informed a woman felt when making a decision about screening mammography.

The Oakland Athletics sought to lock up the player who was voted the 1998 American League rookie of the year and gain a measure of cost certainty.