Sentence examples for test certainty from inspiring English sources
They understood the pros and cons of the invasive test (certainty vs. a small risk of miscarriage).
The job of an artist is to surprise with a new or startling perspective; the tested certainties of the marketplace inevitably tend to produce banal art.
The section for Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. like his father an inexhaustible fount of one-liners lacks the always apt reminder that "certitude is none-liners lackserthenty".
The section for Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. — like his father an inexhaustible fount of one-liners — lacks the always apt reminder that "certitude is not the test of certainty".
The test of certainty, as Peirce next points out, lies in the individual consciousness: trial through doubt is something that everyone must do for him or her self.
The leading test of certainty of objects here is also the "any given postulant test", applied to discretionary trusts in McPhail v Doulton.
No significant difference between the two didactic methods was detected for the overall test score, certainty or risk of error.
Because polysomnography is not a test of certainty, valuating the diagnostic accuracy of the OAAT (as any other diagnostic tests) compared to polysomnography could face limitations.
The results are given as mean score (±SD) *) score 0-42 **) Statistics refers to comparisons between the disciplines pharmacology, drug management and drug dose calculation 1) ANOVA 2) Kruskal-Wallis Figure 2 shows the results of the medication knowledge test and certainty evaluation in each discipline.
The differential expression of genes due to treatment does suggest a complex interplay between abiotic and biotic stress; this needs to be robustly tested before certainty can be established and the authors speculate about such interactions with care.
However when the pre-test diagnostic certainty was below 40%, the patients were very unlikely to be prescribed anti-rheumatic therapy (2 of 28 patients, as shown in Figure 5A).
