The lower confidence bound criterion means that we can be 90% confident that the fold change is a value between the lower confidence bound and a variable upper confidence bound.
Archie Rice, the patter merchant whose life is a series of performances, is neither peasant nor posh: he's dodgy, seamy, on his uppers, ingratiating but confident, full of guile but disillusioned.
If "Getting On" is a downer comedy, "Master of None," which Ansari created with Alan Yang, is a fizzy upper, puppyish yet stealthily confident in its comedic goals.
The upper chamber then recessed, apparently confident that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).
Rousseff's opponents have more than the 41 votes needed to launch her trial in the upper chamber, and they are confident they can muster two-thirds of the body's 81 senators, or 54, needed to unseat the unpopular president at the end of a trial.
Figure 1 showing the mean, lower and upper bounds of the confidence intervals of different methods, revealing that we can be 95% confident that the Condorcet fusion at Top100 method performs best for the three data sets.
When it comes to confidence, one thing is certain: truly confident people always have the upper hand over the doubtful and the skittish because they inspire others and they make things happen.
Under international pressure to legitimise his government, but bathing in the support of a newly prosperous middle and upper-middle class and hugely confident of success, General Pinochet allowed a referendum on whether he would be allowed another eight years in office.
Upper-year students were less confident in their learning around competencies related to working in teams and the culture of safety, compared with lower-year students.
If the slaughter of 20 children didn't prompt the US Congress into even small steps toward gun control, such as closing the loophole in background check laws, then the NRA could feel pretty confident that it had the upper hand.
