Sentence examples for because the confidence intervals from inspiring English sources

Because the confidence intervals are relatively large compared with the difference in crime rates, we cannot conclude that the crime rates in sanctuary and non-sanctuary cities are significantly different from each other.

This is because the confidence intervals described above become very small as p approaches 1.0.

However, the clinical significance of these reductions is not clear because the confidence intervals are very broad.

Although this is based on randomized trials, the quality of the evidence is moderate, because the confidence intervals are very wide.

Because the confidence intervals for some QTLs were too large, we focused on QTLs with confidence intervals less than 10 Mb.

Because the confidence intervals around the yearly fluctuations are incorporated in the accuracy, these numbers tend to be lower compared to other studies not taking into account these fluctuations.

Another important source of error arises from extrapolation of the data because the confidence interval of the predicted value increases as the difference between the measured and predicted values increases.

This is because the confidence interval for the estimate of the failure rate would be too wide.

Failure to consider the difference between the two types of trials may result in unreliable inference because the confidence interval for the true combined effect will be incorrect.

This is a slight oversimplification because the confidence interval becomes asymmetric as it approaches 1, and so a confidence interval of.82 .94 may be more realistic.

Because the confidence interval of the mapping of cri could not be determined, the equivalency of cri and Cappb1 cannot be ruled out.