Sentence examples for received a confidence from inspiring English sources
Those reactions represent modeling hypotheses, which need further experimental validation and thus received a confidence score of 1. Upon completion, the reconstruction had an overall average confidence score of 2.83.
For instance, reactions whose enzymes have been biochemically studied in P. putida received a confidence score of 4. If physiological or genetic knockout information was available, a score of 3 was associated with the network reaction.
After the control variable "confidence boost from game playing" is added, we see that the July-August group treats game playing more as a way to acquire confidence; in youth groups that deny receiving a confidence boost from game playing, no remarkable frequency difference is noted between the July-August group and the other two groups.
Moreover, the percentage of the July-August group who experience overly long game duration (over 7 h/t) believing they would receive a confidence boost from games (13.8 %) is far higher than that of the September-October group (5.7 %) and the November-June group (6.8 %).
Each GO term will receive a confidence score ranging from 0 to 12 points to evaluate its relevance to the query.
In 2005, Dr. Watson received a "no confidence" vote from the faculty at City Colleges.
The day before he stepped aside, Lee had received a "no confidence" vote from the city commission.
To prevent this from confounding our results we (conservatively) considered all trials that received a low confidence rating of '3' as forgotten.
A year later, Stephen M. Case, the departing chairman of AOL Time Warner, received a no-confidence vote of 22percentt after the investment firm Capital Research and Management led the fight to oust him.
And Mr. Mitchell himself received a no-confidence vote of 24percentt, second only to Mr. Eisner.
Mr. Brizard, who recently received a no-confidence vote from his local teachers, was praised by Mr. Emanuel as someone who was not afraid of making "tough choices".
