Sentence examples for estimates of confidence from inspiring English sources

Average costs were determined with bootstrap estimates of confidence intervals given at 2.5 and 97.5% levels.

Although some evidence types can have numerical estimates of confidence (e.g. BLAST score), others can only be judged qualitatively (e.g. non-traceable author statement in GO).

Threshold effects for declaring significance and bootstrap estimates of confidence intervals of QTL map location were obtained using the QTL Express program http://qtl.cap.ed.ac.uk/[ 26].

The Bayesian estimates have a varying performance for different values of the parameter space, but can provide increased stability, particularly in their estimates of confidence intervals for the estimates.

In all of these views on the data, however, most points lie above and to the left of the diagonal (Table 1), indicating that for empirical protein-sequence datasets, as for DNA-sequence datasets (see Introduction), Bayesian PPs tend to be more generous than nonparametric BPs as estimates of confidence in subtrees.

An optional analysis method allowing for a better estimate of confidence bounds, based on binomial probability is presented.

To obtain a bootstrap estimate of confidence, we computed 999 times the clones from two individuals with five alleles.

The results inherently contain a quantitative estimate of confidence in the peak annotations and allow an accurate trade-off between precision and recall.

The number of times a tree is sampled is dependent on the likelihood of the tree, thus the PP value of a particular arrangement can be an estimate of confidence in that arrangement.

Furthermore, whatever is found regarding the need for further modelling or experimentation, this kind of analysis also helps us gain some estimate of confidence in the answers currently provided by the model.

Estimates of variance, confidence limits, are also of interest.