No, the phrase "confidence placed on" is not grammatically correct.
It is possible that you meant to say "placed confidence in," which is a correct and commonly used phrase meaning to have faith or trust in someone or something. Example: The company's success was based on the confidence placed in their CEO and his leadership abilities.
This value expresses the confidence placed on each call.
This information is useful for risk assessors when they evaluate the potential for bias and confidence placed on study results.
While I do not think this is a big problem for the paper at hand, I should like to see some recognition that the confidence placed on "early" amino acids (and thus the GNN model and the rest of the manuscript that follows) all build from an implicit assumption of a cold start to life.
Together the present findings point to an urgent need for dental professionals and the government to address these disparities by improving public awareness of successful HIV infection control and confidence placed on the competences of dentists in order to minimize avoidance behaviour and to help establish dental health care patterns in this region.
"As I take on this sacred responsibility to serve my country, I am humbled and touched by the confidence and trust placed on me by the party and the people of my constituency," Wangmo said via email.
Rather, a heuristic approach should be taken in which less confidence is placed on the actual model results.
Having identified the presence of LRP reservoir, and the discrepancy between resistivity log data and other sources like core, pressure, and DST results, a low confidence was placed on the calculated saturation from the resistivity.
While these results do not look promising for inferring histories from sequences that have undergone recombination in their history, they certainly highlight the importance of detecting recombination within a sample of sequences before confidence is placed on any histories inferred using these methods.
For some of these boundaries, a high level of confidence can be placed on the location, whereas the location of other boundaries can only be considered to have medium or low confidence.
Usually, no confidence limits are placed on parameter values and the impact of parameter errors on predictions of solute transport is not discussed.
"I believe that as we learn more about the models, less confidence will be placed on their projections," concluded Arizona State climatologist Robert Balling.
