People will also tend to prove things up to a certain confidence limit, 95 % is a standard choice.
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Further suppose that sparse data were used to form the 95 % confidence limits for the distribution of " C ".
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Confidence limits can be found if the probability distribution of the parameters is known, or an asymptotic approximation is made, or assumed.
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A performance measurement period is determined by required confidence limits and may vary as a function of the observed parameter values . reliability.
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The only difference between the confidence limits for simultaneous comparisons and those for a single comparison is the multiple of the estimated standard deviation.
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It is possible to sum the probabilities for each value of " N " and therefore to compute a statistical'confidence limit'on " N ".
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UCLA researchers Hal Morgenstern and Beate Ritz acknowledged that the margin of error, called " confidence limits, " on some conclusions were " quite wide ."
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Frame, " et al . " ( 2005 ) noted that the range of the confidence limits is dependent on the nature of the prior assumptions made.
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The raw figure obtained by the equation should be adjusted up or downwards, within the confidence limit suggested by the quoted estimation errors, and according to the following principles:
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Therefore, a margin of exposure ( MOE ) based on the benchmark lower confidence limit ( BMDL ) reference has been developed for PhIP in relation to prostate and mammary carcinomas.
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