Sentence examples for confidence section from inspiring English sources
The book-length memo that eventually begat the "crisis of confidence" section of the famous speech was a joint Caddell-Granquist production, as were many sentences in the speech itself.
We then place a probability measure on ϕ z i 1, z i 2) in (15) and briefly consider prediction restricted to high confidence inference (Section 3.2) and strategies for removing possibly wrongly labelled datapoints in the training data (Section 3.3).
The Gaussian function (11) is used instead of the confidence (see Section 3.2.2).
Basu said the force's leadership and armed officers accept they have lost the trust and confidence of sections of the community – in the Duggan case, parts of the black community.
Maternal age and general health, mode of conception and history of C-section did not influence the probability of induced onset of labour (Table 3).> -wrap-foot> AbbreviatiORs: OR unadjusted odd s ratio, aOR adjusted odds ratio, CI confidence interval, C-section caesarean section, BMI body mass index.
A western economist in Minsk, the capital, wryly suggests "inertia confidence".In this section Flickers of economic light End of a road for Russia?
He added that the police must work to "regain the confidence" of a section of the unionist community.
In order to reach the desired confidence defined in Section 4, data must be taken over a sufficiently large difference in gravitational potential.
An illustrative example is provided in "Cadinality and coverage performances of the confidence set estimator" section to demonstrate the application of the proposed methodology.
Of particular importance at the launch of this groundbreaking new journal is the confidence of the Section Editor in BioMed Central (owners of Chemistry Central) as publishers, and from Chemistry Central to its Editorial Board.
The candidates stated also high confidence in caesarean section, but much less confidence in inserting an intrauterine device, reflecting the need for family planning skills [ 23].
