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Of the traditional tests, the positive likelihood ratio of the Active Compression/O'Brien's test was only 1.73, with a lower 95% confidence limit of 0.53, reducing confidence that a positive test improved the likelihood of a PAR in individual patients above the level of 'chance' (1.0).

In general, the apparent result in Figure 1A that incorporation of codon information into SDCA either helps or hurts depending on how contacts are defined reduces confidence that incorporation of codon information is robustly improving the underlying algorithms.

In general, the apparent result in Figure 1A that incorporation of codon information into S DCA either helps or hurts depending on how contacts are defined reduces confidence that incorporation of codon information is robustly improving the underlying algorithms.

This reduces confidence in the orthologies that have been assigned and the level of full functional correspondence between genes of these families in the two species may be even lower than presented.

The low number of studies in East Asian samples using SSRIs reduces confidence in our evidence that the S allele decreases the odds of discontinuation in this population.

This is only going to reduce public confidence that their money has been put to proper use".

"If such improvement is not apparent soon, this will reduce my confidence that inflation is likely to return to the target within an acceptable time horizon, without additional monetary stimulus," Vlieghe said.

If some apparent self-evident proposition does not have all of these features then we should reduce our confidence that it is a genuine self-evident proposition.

Impartiality may be the greatest challenge for any female politician, although I must admit that the Bush years have reduced my confidence that men are so much better at it.

However, the 3 genes in the first cluster are only supported by one sample, which reduced our confidence that these genes are likely to contribute to susceptibility to T2D.

Second, females have higher ZUMA scores when compared to males in all three GRs (Table  7), though the limited number of male individuals with reported ZTSF in Olgulului/Lorashi GR (n = 8) reduces our confidence that the statistical results for that particular GR are accurate.