Sentence examples for stringent confidence from inspiring English sources

But parliament will probably not agree on an alternative, leaving the way clear for Mr Kwasniewski to nominate Mr Belka a second time, and with a better chance of winning a second, less stringent, confidence vote.Until a new cabinet has been appointed, the constitution calls on the president to "oblige" the resigning government to "continue with its duties".

Recent studies utilizing the ChEMBL database as a bioactivity data source have specified stringent confidence scores of 8 or 9 [39, 46, 51], and in order to explore this parameter more fully we sought to analyse the differences in the data sets that are extracted from the ChEMBL database when a variety of confidence scores are specified (Table 5).

Most dinucleotide usage patterns were located inside a stringent confidence interval already established in specialized literature [43], shown in the graphs as dotted lines.

Using mir-124 over-expression as an example, comparing the Baek et al. [53], Lim et al. [57] and Wang et al. [60] data sets – at the least stringent confidence level for targets, allowing the overlap between experiments to be maximal – we see only 10 common targets between all 3 lists, 3.7% of the smallest target list (Figure 2B).

The number of grey squares (no calls) increase from Panel A to B to C with the increasingly more stringent confidence score.

Given these upper and lower limits, and considering the stringent confidence interval defined for kernel density function, we identified 13 significant clusters of markers (in 8 LGs), corresponding to recombination cold spots.

The corresponding normal distribution value for a more stringent 99% confidence interval is 2.58, and for a less stringent 90% confidence interval is 1.64).

Finally, by choosing to use the more stringent 99% confidence limits we may have missed some true associations.

These authors compared the trees reconstructed from individual genes by evaluating the proportion of genes that shows strong statistical support for a tree differing from a reference tree at a stringent 95% confidence level.

Table 1 shows the sensitivity and specificity observed for each of the bands in the criterion at 95%andd stringent 90% confidence limits for models obtained using three different data analysis pre-processing steps.

Table 3 shows the sensitivity and specificity observed for each of the bands in the criterion at 95% and more stringent 90% confidence limits for (A) model A – spectra vector normalised, (B) model B – spectra vector normalised followed by first derivative and (C) model C – spectra vector normalised followed by second derivative.