Sentence examples for confidence line from inspiring English sources

Spore inactivation data of less than 6-log was below the 90% lower statistical confidence line (higher practical confidence), and spore inactivation data of greater than 6-log was above the 90% lower statistical confidence line.

If the copy numbers of two independent BCCIP exons are less than the 99% confidence line of the normal DNA, a " BCCIP loss" was scored for this case of tumor.

Figure 3B shows that, for all urea concentrations, Rh of Nank4−7* is below the random coil average and thermally denatured protein is on the border of the 95% confidence line.

The area between the confidence lines (or confidence band) shows where the regression line is expected for the given confidence level.

Surprisingly, Mexico's underperformance in 1970 is so low, that it lies outside the confidence lines like Sudan and Thailand.

Figures 3A 3E show the grand average source waveforms and the 95% confidence lines of each of five source dipoles during the first, fifth, and tenth laser stimulus.

For EST resource generation (Sce_Assembly03), we employed CAP3 a second time to co-assemble the high confidence line-specific contigs and denoted those supported by constituents from more than one line as multi-line contigs, while contigs with evidence from only one line were deemed single-line contigs.

The line of "best fit" with 95% confidence lines was then overlaid on the scatter plot of observed data.

The funnel plot showed that more than 5% of studies fell outside the 95% confidence lines, but some of this was explained by baseline total fat intake subgroups, 14 so that the scope for distortion of results by publication bias or outcome reporting bias was limited (see supplementary fig 2).

These latter have relatively little impact on the statistical significance of the association, which is driven by the high-confidence lines.

Each panel shows the means (circle) and 95% confidence intervals (line) for 200 network realizations, stacked horizontally and ordered by increasing means for better readability.