Sentence examples for reductions confidence from inspiring English sources

Further clean energy cost reductions, confidence that policies are producing larger than expected emissions reductions, and other factors will inevitably prove to leaders that they can do more before 2030 than they are prepared to detail in 2015.

Comparing different concepts of % change in CTCs with a defined % reduction confidence or fold changes with absolute and proportional reduction cutoffs vs. categorical CTC-enumeration demonstrated that a static CTC cutoff is the best method to determine whether a therapy is effective [ 32].

To guard against this problem, investigators should report clinical outcome trials in terms of both relative and absolute risk reductions, including confidence intervals for point estimates.

Those investigators calculated estradiol reductions (95% confidence intervals) of -7.4% (-11.7 to -2.9%) among premenopausal women and -23.0% (-27.7 to -18.1%) among postmenopausal women.

The reason for this replacement is that the use of more explanatory variables results in a reduction in degrees of freedom, which in turn leads to a reduction in confidence.

Results In the 1991-3 cohort, 28 day survivors of acute myocardial infarction had a 7.6% absolute event reduction (95% confidence interval 4% to 11%) or a 28% lower relative risk reduction (16% to 38%), unadjusted for risk of death, over 12 years after the incident admission compared with the 1984-7 cohort, similar to the survival of the 1988-90 cohort.

Results In the blood pressure difference trials β blockers had a special effect over and above that due to blood pressure reduction in preventing recurrent CHD events in people with a history of CHD: risk reduction 29%95%5% confidence interval 22% to 34%) compared with 15% (11% to 19%) in trials of other drugs.

The reduction in the number of post-operative complications in the GDT group was associated with a reduction in both mean duration of hospital stay (17.5 days versus 29.5 days, 41% reduction (95% confidence intervals 0 to 81); p = 0.001) and median duration of stay (11 days (7 to 15) versus 14 days (11 to 27); p = 0.001).

"There's been a reduction in confidence," he said.

It goes on to note that "vetting and/or exclusion may be seen as excessive or intrusive, leading to resentment or a reduction in confidence in court processes".

The drivers' assessment corroborates a reduction in confidence in such operational conditions.