Sentence examples for combined confidence from inspiring English sources

David Millar had come to this year's Tour determined to win a road-race stage, and yesterday he achieved that ambition with a performance that combined confidence and calculation.

Spots were excluded when the combined confidence values of biological replicates was <0.005.

The combined confidence limits for these QTL encompass approximately a third of the X chromosome (5.5 – 12.3 Mbp).

To create a single, combined confidence measurement, we took the product of the SpeciesScore and the ExperimentScore then added the ExperimentQualityScore for each interaction and refer to it as the InteroScore.

To score the association between a user-defined target gene/protein set and different reference datasets, the target set is first mapped onto a molecular network (here a connected human interactome graph extracted from the STRING 9.0 database (Snel et al., 2000; Von Mering et al., 2003), with edges weighted by the STRING combined confidence score normalized to range [0,1]).

Klabert Moffett et al[ 53] found, when comparing a combined confidence-directed physical exercise programme added to cognitive components for fear avoiders, that such treatment was superior to general practitioner (GP) management of patients with LBP from 6 weeks to 6 months on the outcome of reduced disability.

From that point on, we started to combine confidence with cohesiveness, with intelligence, with masterful play".

It requires retransmission of the entire packet, and combines confidence information across multiple copies of a packet from the multiple access points that are connected by wired Ethernet.

Clearly, combining confidence measures and semantic relations is possible using confidence measures in the generalized probability computation with a language model including semantic relations and/or replacing by in (12).

To achieve robust multi-modal image match, we first present two image representations FSPC and MLPA based on the Log-Gabor wavelet transformation, and then design the CAS that combines confidence and similarity by using the information of FSPC and MLPA to find the correspondence.

According to Webster, "bravery" is defined as combining confidence with firm resolution in the presence of danger.