Sentence examples for calling confidence from inspiring English sources
However, the remaining transcripts have a higher quality in terms of gene calling confidence.
The variant quality score is a Phred-scaled estimation of the calling confidence of GATK, and QUAL ≥ 30 corresponds to an error rate smaller than 0.1%.
For amplicons fitted with 2 Gaussian distributions greater cluster separation was associated with higher calling confidence and we thus used the (log 10) odds ratio of the probability of belonging to the assigned cluster versus the other cluster as a genotyping quality score.
That distance, she said, "is called confidence".
We have this problem called confidence.
Interval estimates of population parameters are called confidence intervals.
And there was that thing called confidence, which Mr. Williams knows will take some time to restore.
Both scenes recall the reason certain kinds of deception are called confidence games.
"The vagina is the delivery system for the states of mind that we call confidence, liberation, self-realization," Wolf writes.
Both sides have suspended their war of words in a tentative period of what diplomats call confidence building.
