Sentence examples for confidence statement from inspiring English sources

Post-hoc pairwise comparisons (analysis not shown) indicated that only knowledge statement (d) and confidence statement (a) were consistently different from all other statements (Tables  1 and 2).

We also believe that for those evidence sources that allow numerical estimates, annotation providers should always publish the parameters used to assign a confidence statement.

The main practical additional task described here is annotating single-evidence assertions with a confidence statement using a basic rating system, a solution akin to what is already adopted by several resources (see Introduction).

Such an approach can also be used to integrate the CIO with legacy annotations, by imposing an arbitrary confidence statement to all single evidence lines (e.g. medium confidence from single evidence), and then automatically generating terms from the multiple evidence lines branch, thus providing confidence information at least according to the multiplicity and consistency of evidence lines.

The questionnaire included 18 multiple-choice knowledge questions, 7 attitude statements and 6 confidence statements.

These basic confidence statements should be used for annotating each individual evidence.

These confidence statements might summarize different quantitative measures, e.g. numeric scores, minimum information requirements or standards for experimental procedures.

Thus, focusing on fold-changes alone is insufficient and confidence statements about differential expression must take into account absolute signal intensities [ 8].

A bootstrapping strategy in the abundance estimation step allows us to obtain confidence statements for all estimates, and thereby the definition of cutoffs for diagnostic decisions can be supported by statistical statements.

To build such confidence, the statement said, "It is essential to conclude a peace treaty for terminating the state of war, a root cause of the hostile relations".

You view, as indicating a lack of confidence, the statement that the foundation that controls Unicredito will cut its shareholding and use the proceeds "to diversify its portfolio into investments with higher returns".