Sentence examples for confidence standards from inspiring English sources

The result of a confidence test is classified by different indices and confidence standards, shown in Table 1.

seconds resolution, medium confidence, standard analysis.

Overall, the regression correlation coefficient, R2, is 0.89 with 95% confidence standard error of ±3.4 dB.

In response to this problem, courts generally require a plaintiff seeking to establish loss causation to introduce expert testimony based on an event study that meets the 95% confidence standard.

Any situation that would permit a reputable defendant's expert to introduce an event study meeting this 95% confidence standard for rebuttal purposes is one where it would be essentially impossible to find a reputable plaintiffs' expert who could introduce an event study meeting the 95% standard for loss causation purposes.

Wheeler found an elasticity of output with respect to daily calorie availability of 2.652, which was significant at the usual levels of confidence (standard error of 0.391).

Abbreviations: MDC95, minimal detectable change at 95% confidence; SD, standard deviation; SEM, standard error of measurement; UE, upper extremity.

This would allow more money to be devolved to schools, strip out political interference and restore confidence in standards.

"It is ludicrous that rules can be broken without sanction and so we must see systematic change to restore confidence and standards.

The six complainants said Qualcomm charged "disproportionate and discriminatory" royalties for patents, undermined confidence in standard-setting processes, impeded innovation and raised costs.

Data are shown as mean ±95% confidence and standard deviation.