Sentence examples for quantitative certainty from inspiring English sources
I see a difference but this is not with quantitative certainty.
The patterns in panels A and D were affected by the threshold of 98% quantitative genotype certainty before a perturbed genotype was assigned, but a perturbed genotype was missing for that reason in only 3414 out of 72 039 cases.
Causal certainty and quantitative precision are unrealistic and unnecessary standards for EIA.
The main disadvantage of the qualitative approach is that the findings cannot be replicated for a larger population with the same degree of certainty that quantitative analyses provides.
It should also be noted that at present most variants do not have data to support a quantitative assignment of variant certainty to any of the five categories given the heterogeneous nature of most diseases.
However, with increasing potency and localization in radionuclide therapy comes the need for increased certainty about the quantitative biodistribution of the therapeutic radiopharmaceutical as well as more sophisticated methods for understanding and quantifying radiation effects at a microscopic level, i.e., radiation microdosimetry [15].
The level of certainty of our quantitative associations is constrained by the size of the datasets used in the model derivation and verification analyses of prognostic models.
In addition, we have provided a descriptive report of outcomes that do not have quantitative data and assessed the certainty of the evidence of effectiveness using the GRADE approach.
The degree of certainty of qualitative and quantitative statements should be provided, and the most vulnerable population groups should be identified.
Our present knowledge suggests that heavy occupational exposures to DE and GE are hazardous but does not allow quantitative estimates of risk with a high degree of certainty.
Quantitative DQOs specify a required level of scientific and data certainty, while qualitative DQOs express decisions goals without specifying those goals in a quantitative manner.
