Sentence examples for smaller confidence from inspiring English sources

It should be noted from the formula for an interval estimate that a 90% confidence interval is narrower than a 95% confidence interval and as such has a slightly smaller confidence of including the population mean.

Predictions made at later times, when more votes are available, generally have smaller confidence intervals.

Efficacy estimated from pre- and post-treatment EPG counts in the same group presented smaller confidence intervals.

The parameters obtained from OED approach presented smaller confidence intervals and best statistical indexes than those from TSM approach.

The smaller confidence intervals in the integral energy method demonstrate the greater robustness of this evaluation method.

As sample sizes increase, their variability tends to decrease, leading to a better hypothesis testing, a higher statistical power and smaller confidence intervals (Cochran 1977).

The six-nation group argued that such issues would ultimately be addressed in a comprehensive settlement of the Iranian nuclear stand-off, but that the two sides should first carry out smaller, confidence-building steps.

Fortunes plundered, ransoms paid, deals cut -- the uncovering of such secrets, and the million smaller confidences that are his history, have made Mr. Kroll a rich man.

It shows that slight TSMs are definitely deemed as admissible so that the authentication passes with high confidence, while more serious TSMs gradually move towards the boundary between admissible and malicious with smaller and smaller confidences.

Any aide or friend who betrays the smallest confidence is cast out.

The potential danger of the flaw is that even though the number of users affected by the flaw may be small, confidence in the security of Web transactions is reduced, the authors said.