Sentence examples for choice of confidence from inspiring English sources

Further studies aimed at different scales and combining different methodologies such as electroencephalography15 or magnetoencephalography23 with psychophysics might allow to elucidate possible role of top down cortical effects, including visual attention or brain oscillations, in the subjects' performance and choice of confidence ratings.

Our decision was to consider as present variants whose posterior probability of having a non-zero frequency was at least 1-10-6 1-10-6 1-10-6odseeecthen for the choice of confidence cutoffs).

Here, though, his team acted as if this was a first-choice selection, full of confidence and endeavour.

Those propositions include a common but arbitrary choice of the confidence level and the assumption that observed number of deaths in the test sample is a purely random quantity.

Note that the choice of percent confidence, critical effect size M*, and the protection incidence I* are informed by risk management considerations and may depend on the specific context for the exposure limit.

Therefore, it is expected that from all trials only this fraction should be able to contribute to an above chance performance as well as to some increase in the subjects' choice of high-confidence (R3) ratings.

Patients are asked to indicate which drug they tolerated better overall, the reasons for this choice, the level of confidence in their decision, and their general views on the appropriateness of being asked the question.

Mr. Xi's choice of words showed confidence that he could manage the problems, and hinted at a lowering of expectations about developing a strategic relationship with the United States, an idea that had been proffered in the past, diplomats here said.

The choice of a 95% confidence interval and a 10% accuracy enabled us to have a minimum sample size of 61 cattle using the formula below (Thrusfield 2007): mathrm{N}=frac{pleft(1hbox pright){Z}^2}{i^2}.

The question of the choice of an optimal confidence threshold, although important, will be left open.

In equivalence studies the choice of a 90% confidence interval is customary [ 12, 13] as it corresponds with the customary 95% level for statistical testing of equivalence.