If we want to understand methane (and greenhouse gas) emissions with
high certainty sufficient for regulation, we would need an expanded network of observations.
Not exact matches
All we can say with
certainty is that the reliable functioning of the lower is a necessary but not
sufficient condition for the successful performances of the
higher, and that the breakdown of the lower may bring about the failure of the
higher.1 But knowledge of the lower, no matter how sophisticated, can not account for the
higher's successful achievements.
Although there are considerable harms associated with screening and the quality of evidence supporting this statement is
high (A), the Panel felt that in men age 55 to 69 years, there was
sufficient certainty that the benefits of screening could outweigh the harms that a recommendation of shared decision - making in this age group was justified.