Sentence examples for wider confidence from inspiring English sources

GLMMs predicted stronger and sometimes contrary effects of vegetation structure with wider confidence intervals compared to GLMs.

In aggregate, the ALA trials demonstrated possible benefits in reducing sudden death and nonfatal myocardial infarction, but with wider confidence intervals than in the fish oil trials.

Figure 4 summarises the results for rape, for which the fifth-year results have even wider confidence limits than those for maize.

Moving away from this central point in this figure results in wider confidence intervals resulting in a lighter gray shade as seen in Figure 12.

Results are similar but have wider confidence intervals if we restrict Figs. 1c and 2c to only the interviews that asked both.

The risk ratios for hypertension alone were similar but had wider confidence limits.

Therefore, random effects approach is generally considered more conservative, yielding wider confidence intervals.

Findings were similar, but with wider confidence intervals, when incident cases only were included in the instrumental variables analyses.

The small spread of data points this implies will, independent of other considerations, lead to wider confidence intervals of the estimated linear regression parameters.

Xie et al. [19] carried out TDT testing in that subgroup, obtaining slightly more extreme odds ratios (but wider confidence intervals) in the smaller dataset.

This procedure produced somewhat wider confidence intervals than those based on asymptotic approximations, so we report only the more conservative bootstrapped estimates.