Sentence examples for mean certainty from inspiring English sources

The president has repeatedly said he will sign this bill, which would mean certainty and relief for 98percentt of all Americans.

The mean certainty of abuse and 95% confidence intervals for the expert sample were calculated (see Table  2).

The model performs equally well for datasets where the mean certainty of the base calls is ∼80% and higher.

Nevertheless, it turns out that the interpretation of this sum is quite similar to the interpretation of SUCRA: for treatment i, it is the mean certainty that treatment i is better than another treatment j.

The experts' mean certainty (of abuse) was higher than the novices' mean across the first (pre intervention) 28 scenarios, indicating that they had a lower threshold for abuse identification than the novices.

When George W. Bush ran in 2000, many voters liked his straightforward, uncomplicated mean-what-I-say-and-say-what-I-mean certainty.

This means certainty for universities, opportunity for students and quality for employers.

In a trial setting, the initial probability cannot be set at zero since this means certainty in the innocence of the accused.

The important question, however, is whether the executives had an incentive to make decisions that created an excessive risk - though by no means certainty - of massive losses at some (uncertain) time down the road.

But they are by no means certainties to win tomorrow at a best-priced 5-4 with Paddy Power.

Those scenarios where the experts' average certainty was greater than the 95% upper confidence limit (73.4) were deemed "signal" trials: i.e. if we undertook the study repeatedly, with different experts, 97.5% of the time they would assign an overall mean level of certainty lower than 73.4.> -wrap-foot> *range 0 100, higher score indicates more certainty of risk of abuse.