Sentence examples for confident estimation from inspiring English sources

Summarising a large sample size would lead to more precise and confident estimation and, in NMA, combining small sample size studies could result in biased estimates.

For example, it is conceptually interesting to consider the use of Bayesian mechanisms which take advantage of system dynamics and add any previous knowledge available, in order to smartly select, among a set of measurements, those with the capacity to lead to a more confident estimation.

Including data from both experimental conditions allows for a more confident estimation of the TF profiles.

The internal forward primers sequenced into the A-tail providing a confident estimation of A-tail length.

Although a multivariate model including all three factors and time and the interactions among them was considered to be the most appropriate, the number of surgeries for some combinations of factors was too small to allow confident estimation due to the smaller number of surgeries in some regions.

Figure 2 summarizes the expression selectivity of the 16,359 transcripts that have sequencing depth for confident estimation of expression selectivity, and Table 3 contains the ten most abundant transcripts selectively expressed in different stages (The list of the top 20 most abundant transcripts is available as additional file 2).

In other words, the most confident estimations of ancient biological variability come from South America, rather than from North America.

The analysis of QTL in different families under different methods is expected to provide more confident estimations for the QTL existence (i.e. if it appears in different families or if it is detected with both methods).

The broader the limits of the 95% confidence interval, the less confident the estimation of the true score and, as a consequence, the less confident the detection of real change due to intervention [ 50].

Kevin Bales, an anti-slavery campaigner who worked on collecting data for this year's report, said he is "very confident" the estimations were an accurate reflection.

In the English language group, female and male participants felt "confident" in the estimation of dates and believed it was an "easy" or "not difficult" question.