The phrase "analysis confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the level of certainty or reliability associated with an analysis or assessment.
Example: "The analysis confidence of the results was high, indicating that the findings were robust and reliable."
Alternatives: "confidence in the analysis" or "analytical confidence."
These constraints include, for example, the difficulty of quantifying some costs and some benefits; the utilitarian assumptions on which such an analysis necessarily rests; the "precautionary principle;" data deficiencies; baseline issues; sensitivity analysis; confidence levels; and so forth.
Thin structure with characteristic timescales of 33 92 s is presented on flares temporal profiles in energy bands corresponding to the observed spectral features, which are confirmed by periodogram analysis (confidence level is 99%).
Because these correlations were all significant, we then proceeded to conduct a mediation analysis (confidence interval = 95%, bootstrap resamples = 5000).
As the variables were shown to be significantly correlated, this qualifies us to proceed to mediation analysis (confidence interval = 95%, bootstrap resamples = 5000).
Theoretical analysis confidence on correct simulation to test was established and with this confidence, the various parametric theoretical samples were prepared.
Whereas, after 30 years of forecast, only four "heavy-hitters" namely: OVISC, SWI, PERMX, and PORO were identified at 95%% analysis confidence level.
The size of every box represents the weight that the corresponding study exerts in the meta-analysis; confidence intervals of each study are displayed as horizontal line through the box.
For statistical analysis, 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were calculated as appropriate.
This is a serious drawback especially in risk analysis where confidence intervals and probability of exceeding threshold values are required.
The innovative method to interpret SuperPAVE PG test results using regression analysis and confidence intervals is evaluated in this research.
Several analysts from the National Counterterrorism Center were invited to critique the C.I.A.'s analysis; their confidence in the intelligence ranged between forty and sixty per cent.
