Sentences with phrase «confidence in one's results»

There is generally much more confidence in the results of skin tests than blood tests for allergies in dogs.

This also gives us more confidence in the results from the models still using flux adjustment.

Increased confidence in results also gives attorneys the free hand they need to take risks and evaluate alternatives.

The scientists used two independent methods in this analysis, allowing for high confidence in the results.

Our stringent quality assurance methods ensured that all three studies successfully implemented random assignment, meeting the research «gold standard» and ensuring confidence in our results.

My heart was calm and quiet confidence in the results.

My conclusion is that we can have a strong confidence in the results produced for the global temperature trend.

Still new to RE and your products so, minimizing opportunities for mistakes or inconsistent entries across each type of lender, increases user confidence in results.

Where those models tend to agree, we have higher confidence in our result.

At the same time, knowing that their AI solution has already completed a comprehensive review gives attorneys more confidence in the results.

While this data set is large, the authors nevertheless warn that even more climate projections by different climate models are needed to increase confidence in their result.

In other words, if I get a result just using Lexis or get a result using both Lexis and ROSS, would the second situation provide more confidence in the result because of the confirmation of the results?

Such models provide improved confidence in the results by implicitly controlling for genetic factors for elevated CRP.

Authors concludes that — to the extent that we have simple plausible physical arguments that support the model consensus — we believe that one should have nearly as much confidence in these results as one has in the increase in temperature itself

Ms Stacey said that although the «traditional focus» of requests for papers had been on A levels, because of the «urgent need for confidence in results» due to their use in allotting university places, she felt there was an «equally legitimate argument» for extension to GCSEs «given the weight that's put on them as well».

«This method has a very low background level, which allows for higher confidence in the results obtained.

Thompson, who says DNA testing is very reliable, warns that «even a low rate of error can significantly undermine confidence in the results if you are doing hundreds of thousands of these tests.»

The fact that the association was evident over a 16 - year span and was not explained by several other potential factors gives Cundiff confidence in the results.

«This series of flights was quite helpful in developing complete confidence in the results,» says Zemcov.

«This results in disenfranchisement, potentially impacted election results and possibly an overall lack of confidence in the resulting government and policies.»

And the risk increased as the fathers» age rose, encouraging confidence in the results.

Although well - conducted prospective cohort studies are important and valuable in determining associations between nutrient intake and risk of disease, there is more confidence in these results when they are supported by biologically plausible mechanisms for the observed effect.

Enhancements to the biologics, including test antibodies, improvements to the buffer and sample pad and improve the signal strength at the control line for better confidence in the results, translates to improved sensitivity in the convenient, affordable and versatile test.

«Standards and safeguards are so important because they build confidence in the results, and we're really talking about results - based payments, said Durbin.

There seem to be some disturbing parallels with IPCC behaviour viz. public statements of (over) confidence in results ahead of formal publication political overtones in the press release failure to respond to critical review comments (although admittedly it is «early days» yet).

The sensitivity of the carbon cycle to increased CO2 concentrations and climate change is a key vulnerability due to its magnitude, persistence, rate of change, low adaptive capacity and the level of confidence in resulting impacts.

«92 % of users of search engines have full confidence in the results of their search, and 71 % (users for less than five years) consider that information from this source [Google] is never biased in any way.»

Both of these studies used very small sample sizes (50 and 100 women respectively) leaving it completely undisputed that further research is needed before anyone can have much confidence in the results.

«Both scientists at the bench and scientists at the clinic will be able to perform their work faster and with greater confidence in the results,» Cutrale said.

Marina explains that knowing the source, age, and hygiene of the data will ensure confidence in the results.

Future extensive research on the validation and understanding of tropical cyclones in their models, rather than only the precipitation statistics, will help to give more confidence in their results.

«Combining measurements from different sensors has given us more confidence in the results of the MODIS data and provided us with insights into the environmental and physiological mechanisms of the browning observed by the MODIS data,» said co-author Sassan Saatchi of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, Calif..

In no analyses did we find results that suggested to us that our primary findings were likely to be biased, which gives us confidence in our results.

It is important to either use a tool which automatically crunches the reliability of results for you, or to use online calculators to gauge the confidence in results.

Even if this investigation continues unabated, there is a substantial risk that the American people will not have confidence in its results, no matter who is appointed to succeed him, given that the Director of the FBI serves at the pleasure of the President.

And what's the point in researching if you're not going to have confidence in your results?

«An analysis of the number of non-voters and blank and spoiled ballots reveals an obvious anomaly in the final results,» it said, adding that confidence in the results is compromised.

They, therefore urged Nigerians to have confidence in the result.»

«It helps identify hotspots where we can focus on in more detail, performing localized studies to reduce the uncertainties and improve our confidence in the results.»

«One of the things we've learned over the past decades is for us to have confidence in our results, what we need to do is to have different approaches to analyzing the data and the model results,» Karl said.

The fact that Dr. Vaillancourt's team found similar patterns in patients at every location boosted his confidence in the results because, like the PPMI, clinical trials must collect data from many sites using numerous different MRI machines.

But you can calculate what the prior probability needs to be to give you confidence in your result.

Meanwhile astronomers not part of the work counsel caution: Eric Agol at the University of Washington notes that the team's confidence in their results is based on assumptions that might not hold; stars» brightness can fluctuate slightly and create false positives.

«The patterns of disease observed in these two cohorts were remarkably similar, which gives us greater confidence in the results.