After this, they reported their confidence in their response on a 5-point scale (5 indicates "extremely confident").
a For this item, 1 = zero confidence, 2 = slightly confident, 3 = confident, 4 = quite confident, and 5 = extremely confident.
At baseline, demographics and practice characteristics of each participating GP were collected, as well as their interest in palliative care (on a numeric rating scale (NRS) from 0, not interested at all to 10, extremely interested) and their confidence in providing palliative care by themselves (NRS from 0, not confident at all to 10, extremely confident).
I learned this when I sent her this question by e-mail: Do you share Rich's extremely high confidence on attribution of recent warming to humans…?
Finally, past 97% sensitivity, incorrect predictions for ETA Network diffusion soar, but this is expected from the extremely low confidence of the predictions past that point (the z-score is below −0.05).
However, the interpretability of these correlations was limited by the extremely wide confidence intervals.
There was an average of 250× coverage per base, indicating extremely high confidence for base calls.
The analysis based on the three nested case control studies resulted in extremely wide confidence intervals around the predicted ERC and was essentially uninformative.
Although the risk estimate from this study is lower than the risk previously reported from surveillance in Canada, both risk estimates have extremely wide confidence intervals.
The attack rates for confirmed and probable severe GAS disease in household contacts from this study are based on minuscule numbers (one and one, respectively), resulting in estimates with extremely wide confidence intervals.
A last result concerns the specific situation regarding the disabled, who were at greater risk for FI in all three income groups (even if the risk was significant only in the lowest group, with an extremely broad confidence interval).
