Sentence examples for suitable confidence from inspiring English sources
The use and interpretation of clustering agreement measures can be improved by the estimation of suitable confidence intervals (CI).
When we have this distribution, it will be possible to make a non-parametric estimation of the probability of the experimental procedure surpassing the conventional one by at least 10%, and to obtain a suitable confidence interval.
Given that a TE insertion is present in some of the North American strain pools and absent from others (i.e. given its pool frequency), we wished to calculate the likeliest frequency of this insertion in the entire North American population, as well as suitable confidence bounds around such a frequency estimate.
The Intraclass correlation coefficients (ICC) are depicted separately for every domain and for the total questionnaire with the suitable 95% confidence interval (95%CI).
The term Intimism is best characterized by André Gide's description of Vuillard's four-panel Figures and Interiors (1896) as art "speaking in a low tone, suitable to confidences".
Furthermore, training courses are suitable for strengthening confidence in technology and the involvement of users leads to better acceptance in user companies.
The hypothesis is raised that the symmetry metric is suitable for determining confidence in the propagation behavior of cloud uncertainty across the whole product life cycle.
Sometimes QSAR results cannot select the most active compounds with a suitable degree of confidence if the underlying experiments do not include a complete sense of experimental design [41, 42, 47].
We used the robust Huber/White sandwich estimator to adjust population-average models for intra-cluster correlation, yielding robust standard errors suitable for calculating confidence intervals around estimated regression coefficients[ 4].
While this approach delivers robust standard errors suitable for calculating confidence intervals, it does not render an inconsistent model (due, for example, to failure to control for respondent-specific effects) consistent [ 20].
While this approach delivers robust standard errors suitable for calculating confidence intervals, it does not render an inconsistent model (due to failure to control for respondent-specific effects) consistent [ 36].
