Sentence examples for published confidence from inspiring English sources

Published confidence indices, available since the 1950s, are based on polls that ask consumers or businesspeople about their perceptions of business activity and expectations of future income and employment.

In principle, to calculate the standard deviation from the published confidence interval, it is necessary to know if the original authors used a t distribution or a normal distribution to calculate confidence intervals and this is often not cited in the publication.

However, for each site from HTP studies, we plan to incorporate the published confidence scores in future updates.

We calculated standard errors of the log risk ratios using published confidence limits and then standardised them in the same way.

We calculated standard errors of the log risk ratios by using published confidence limits and standardised them in the same way.

Published confidence intervals were available for the transplant graft failure rates [ 59], certain switching rate inputs [ 45] and the quality of life values [ 28] ‡ The distributions selected are widely believed to be appropriate choices for the model parameters and reflect best practice.

We calculated 95% confidence intervals for our albumin concentration predictions and compared them with the published 95% confidence intervals for the end of trial albumin concentrations.

Rouse's memo, which Ron Suskind published in "Confidence Men," his juicy tell-all about the Administration, also confirms what many had suspected: "Larry accepted the NEC job, essentially a staff job, with the understanding it would be a short-term appointment".

For probabilistic SA, beta distributions were assumed based on published 95% confidence intervals.

Just recently, an expose published in Confidence Men: Wall Street, Washington and the Education of a President by former Wall Street Journal reporter Ron Suskind reveals that Geithner ignored a 2009 directive from President Obama to prepare a plan to wind down/dissolve Citigroup after a $45 billion taxpayer bailout and $300 billion guarantee of the Citi's riskiest assets.

Chowell et al. [ 20] have published a confidence interval that ranges from 1.2 to 1.4.