Sentence examples for we cannot determine with certainty from inspiring English sources
So we cannot determine with certainty that the hospitalization was clinically preventable or necessary.
We cannot determine with certainty why adolescents who report sexual intercourse were also likely to report parental supervision.
We cannot determine with certainty when the duplication occurred, but since it is present in both species it is likely that it happened before An.
We cannot determine with certainty that finding a higher increase in the percentage of creatinine was a consequence of a delayed nephrology consultation.
Based on the current analysis, we cannot determine with certainty how the timing of the duplication event related to the origin of the Trochodendraceae and Buxaceae lineages.
Therefore, we cannot determine with certainty, based on the present data, whether the effects are indeed a result of interference and whether facilitation may have played a role.
Based on TCD alone, even if we include indices of vascular resistance (pulsatility), we cannot determine with sufficient certainty if proximal or distal diameter changes may have occurred.
While we have increased chances of differentiation between the 2 conditions by excluding trials where the visual feedback was not detected, we cannot determine with absolute certainty whether the hemodynamic response reflected the elements of the behavioral epoch we were interested in.
We do note, however, that while the genome of Anabaena is complete, the Lyngbya and Nodularia genome projects are almost complete, and because of this we cannot determine with absolute certainty at the time of this publication if tyrP is absent from these genomes.
The result is that an auditor cannot determine with certainty that the cloud server has been dishonest.
Measuring the overall effectiveness of EITs is challenging for a number of reasons including: (1) the Agency cannot determine with any certainty the totality of the intelligence the detainee actually possesses; (2) each detainee has different fears of and tolerance foe EITs; (3) the application of the same EITs by different interrogators may have different results; and [REDACTED].
