Sentence examples for yield certainty from inspiring English sources

If certainty consists in the absence of all possible doubt, perception fails to yield certainty.

But to expect an inference from the observed to the unobserved to yield certainty is to expect the impossible.

The cogito purports to yield certainty that I exist insofar as I am a thinking thing, whatever that turns out to be.

You're making the classic mistake of thinking that science yields certainty.

Paradoxically, some of the changes prompted by the widespread availability of big data will not yield much certainty.

Investigations with a higher yield of certainty would provide better evidence and better guidance to healthcare communities.

What's more, it eclipses alternative ways of knowing — chiefly the philosophical — that can actually yield greater certainty than the scientific.

Most empiricists, though admitting that the senses fail to yield the certainty requisite for knowledge, hold nonetheless that it is only through observation and experimentation that justified beliefs about the world can be gained in other words, a priori reasoning from self-evident premises cannot reveal how the world is.

Because of the substantially higher diagnostic yield and certainty of a benign diagnosis, VAB is the optimal biopsy technique at 3 T.

But confusion yielded to certainty 12 seconds later, when the second bomb went off.

The combinations of both ionization modes (positive and negative) in MS1 full scan mode yields enhanced certainty in terms of determining the molecular mass.