Sentence examples for credible table from inspiring English sources

This made our conclusion credible (Table S2).

The low rates from congenital malformation reported are hardly credible (Table 1).

The paucity of data resulted in wide 95% credible intervals (Table 1), which require more samples to tighten.

Similarly, the first three models scored more than 90% of the suitability range as suitable, and therefore we judged those models to fail as credible discriminators (Table 2).

For example, the method could conveniently calculate the joint sensitivities and joint specificities and make corresponding statistical inferences, such as 95% credible intervals (Table  3).

Significant QTL were determined at a genome-wide P-value of <0.05 and the QTL support interval was defined using the 95% Bayesian credible interval (Table 2).

While our quantitative measure of credibility suggested that participants, in general, found the home and hospital based training to be similar, and similarly credible (see Table  2), this was limited in scope and possibly lacking precision.

Effective feedback: 1) clarifies the task by providing instruction and correction; 2) improves motivation that can prompt increased effort; and 3) is perceived as valuable by the recipient, because it is provided by credible sources (Table 1).

As the Bayesian models do not produce any p values, statistical significance for the fixed Na effect was determined by the position of the overall 90% credible intervals (table 3).

Many of the slopes and intercepts have non-overlapping credible intervals (Table 1); a full analysis of the significance of these differences will be described elsewhere (Raina et al., in review), and preliminary analysis also indicates that there are other large differences among the vertebrates used in the Faith and Pollock (4) study (data not shown).

These three QTL encompass 2.46MB in total (the sum of the Bayesian credible intervals of Table 1).