Sentence examples for confidence theory from inspiring English sources

Support for the confidence theory is scarce.

The lack-of-confidence theory contradicted what St. John's players said this week, that they had no problem pumping themselves up for ranked teams.

Existing solutions of mining interesting association rules are based on the support-confidence theory.

The analysis, a preprint of which is published online, shows to 95% confidence that theories calling for more than six textures have it wrong - but the team concedes that significantly better data are on the way.

As an example, a promising way to model the part of fruitfulness concerned with novel predictions within the Bayesian framework might make use of the observation touched on above that, by Bayesian lights, verifying a more surprising prediction raises one's rational confidence in a theory more than verifying a less surprising consequence of that theory.

Biologists say the findings do not shake their confidence in the theory of evolution.

"This is very, very low number for all practical reasons, so I have strong confidence that beautiful theory developed by theorists almost 50 years ago is indeed how the Nature works," wrote a Fermilab physicist, Dmitri Denisov.

It says it has "moderate confidence" about this theory.

To increase confidence in this theory, it must be compared with an authentic observation with high temporal and spatial resolution.

According to the experiments performed, the model seems to quantitatively well capture the main buckling behavior and lends some confidence to the theory.

To explore if active learning principles be applied to nursing bioscience assessments and will this influence student perception of confidence in applying theory to practice?