Sentence examples for indication of the precision from inspiring English sources

The confidence interval (95% CI) was determined as an indication of the precision of an estimate of a population value.

An important indication of the precision of the reconstruction is its ability with some of the data to come very close to the manually reconstructed ancestor A. Nevertheless, these results remind us of the uncertainties inherent in historical reconstruction.

Although PrPSc stability analysis in VPSPr was restricted to a single case (case 1) where multiple regions were available, extensive analysis of another human prion disease subtype, vCJD, gives an indication of the precision of this method.

In all analyses, we have reported 95% CIs as an indication of the precision of the estimate, however due to the number of outcomes in our study we have not interpreted them as an indication of statistical significance per se.

We assumed that the variability of measurements within a technique is an indication of the precision of the measurement technique: the smaller the difference between the observers, the better the technique [ 17 ].

Also, to give indications of the precision of SYMRT, we compared with measurements of BCET and WCET obtained by using inputs yielding the best and worst case behavior (e.g., for bubble sort, a sorted and unsorted list).

An indication of the purity (precision) of the clusters in the augmented training data set can be viewed in Table 4.

These reference values should therefore be used with caution and can only serve as an indication of the 'overall precision' of marker based and marker-free RSA techniques.

Results are compared to each other and they provide an indication of the collective precision of such measurements for low exhalation rates.

After developing the implementation for Bayesian microsatellite analysis, it is of interest to obtain some indication of the accuracy and precision of the estimates.

Since the proposed confidence intervals are not based on sufficient statistics, and have not been shown to possess any optimality properties, a comparison of their width with confidence intervals obtained using the asymptotic theory of maximum likelihood gives an indication of the loss of precision that may have been incurred by using these methods.