Sentence examples for reduced the confidence from inspiring English sources
"In the US as in Britain, the Iraq war, even before the financial crisis of 2008, radically reduced the confidence people had in political institutions – which contributed to the Brexit vote.
Because ventilators were distributed in different departments and some operators were lack of systematically training, incorrectly use caused rather more complications and lower success rate, and reduced the confidence of staff and patient family in MV application.
Even after we reduced the confidence to 90%, the running time for exhaustive search was still 1 day.
This new round of QTL mapping reduced the confidence interval of the initial 11 cM QTL region between markers SWR453 and SW1987 to an 8.7 cM interval between markers SSC5P3 and SW2003.
Comparison of hypotheses about ancestral gene content constrained with a very low EF-1α gain rate reduced the confidence set to 3 trees in which either EF-1α or both genes are present along the backbone [see Additional file 4].
The trend correction works to reduce the confidence limit (the error bars) for periods shorter than 7 × 105 s.
However, the presence of parameter correlation often reduces the confidence in creating practical applications based on the identified model.
On the other hand, the SRM principle controls the complexity by neglecting the noise in the data, which reduces the confidence interval.
The first two schemes reduce the confidence of sensitive rule either by increasing the antecedent support or by decreasing the frequency of rule consequent.
Some analysts have predicted that UN sanctions would do little to affect Irans economy, others foresee significant changes to the market (See "Iran Nuclear Sanctions Would Affect Markets") and Hamid Reza Soulkouhi, a columnist for the independent newspaper Mardomsalari, said the sanctions would reduce the confidence of foreign investors.
They further argue that this will actually increase proliferation by reducing the confidence of U.S. allies in our willingness to defend them against attack, pushing them to develop nuclear deterrents of their own.
