Senator John Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat who is the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in a statement that "10 years after the Senate debated the nuclear test ban, the world is much more technologically advanced," with higher confidence in maintaining a stockpile without testing and catching countries that signed up for a test ban but cheated.
Biased networks tends to show popular patterns with higher confidence.
Many items briefly flashed guesses of "Human being" or "Product design" before getting to a guess with higher confidence.
In general, the CAC plots are gently positive, with higher confidence leading to higher rates of correct rejections.
The prediction of entire part surface deviation with higher confidence leads to effective identification of part-to-part defect variation patterns.
Specifically, high knowledge consumers' inferred beliefs are stronger, held with higher confidence, and more congruent with their existing beliefs than those of low knowledge consumers.
The described improvement consisted of in-silico simulation of practical robustness testing procedures thus had the advantage of modeling design spaces with higher confidence in estimated of method robustness.
The experimental results demonstrated that a total of 2283 peptides, corresponding to 311 unique proteins, were identified from human urine samples, in which 104 proteins with higher confidence levels.
The successful integration of these technologies into the drug discovery process provides the promise of increased efficiency for pharmaceutical companies, with higher confidence in the targets they pursue and smarter design of clinical trials.
The proposed strategy is based on finding an optimum discharge rate for an efficient use of the SIT inventory and it allows us to handle an SBO accident with higher confidence.
However, there seems to be a lack of methodologies for incorporating stakeholder goals into the design process for such systems, and for assuring with higher confidence that the designs are likely to be good enough for the stated goals.
