1. Confidence intervals were calculated by the exact method.

2. Means and 95% confidence intervals are presented in text and figures.

3. Ninety five percent confidence intervals for the relative risk was calculated using exact probabilities.

4. Confidence intervals for incidence rates were assessed by reference to the Poisson distribution.

5. Adjusted rate ratios and their 95% confidence intervals were calculated for men and women separately by this method.

6. Here we present approximate 95% confidence intervals for the crude rates.

7. Confidence intervals for these were calculated on the basis of the associated binomial probability.

8. Unadjusted and adjusted hazard ratio and 95% confidence intervals were calculated.

9. The methods of calculation for the Cornfield confidence intervals and the population and relative attributable risks are given by Breslow and Day.

10. The shortest Confidence interval of unimodal distribution is discussed.

11. Increasing the desired confidence level will widen the confidence interval.

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12. The 90 % confidence interval of AUC _ 0~24 ? h and C _ max was 0.921~1.049 and 0.893~1.000, respectively.

13. We can also get the confidence interval for location parameter.

14. Result: The upper confidence interval [ 29.9 dB, 40.0 dB ]; the Lower confidence interval [ 12.5 dB, 16.5 dB ].

15. Based on the regression parameter and confidence interval, it is observed that most genotypes with the similar yield stabilities.

16. What is the 95% confidence interval for the population mean?

17. We will express the confidence interval in standard errors rather than in numerical values.

18. This had no effect on the rate ratio estimates but the width of the confidence intervals was increased by about 50%.

19. The figure shows this estimated number of visits with 95% confidence intervals.

20. The third, a weighted least square fit for the S-N curves regression is brought out, in which the weigh of a group of test data is inversely proportional to the length of the confidence interval.

21. Confidence limits are the upper and lower limits of the confidence interval.

22. Business case estimation accuracy is usually very low, with the actual confidence interval often higher then 50%, as no detailed functional and project analysis is usually performed.

23. The effectiveness of JE vaccine was 95.98 % ( 95 % confidence interval was 72.03 % - 99.42 % ).

24. The proportion of undiagnosed individuals was highest in Thailand (78%; 95% confidence interval, CI: 74–82) and lowest in the United States (16%; 95% CI: 13–19).

25. Objective : To explore the application of the method of specified and adjusted width of confidence interval.

26. It has founded Autoregrecsive Moving model and given model parameters estimation and confidence interval, whereby physics meaning of model parameters is explained and statistical chara...

27. The unadjusted odds ratio (OR) for the association between pesticide storage at home and suicidal ideation over the prior 2 years was 2.12 (95% confidence interval, CI: 1.54–2.93).

28. With the imputed values and the censored data, the confidence interval of the population mean is constructed in two different ways, one is asymptotic normal and the other is empirical likelihood.

29. It is found that the sample mean is 4.21" and the standard deviation is 0.09" Find a 98% confidence interval for the true population variance.

30. To provide auxiliary decision making support, a judgment method of simulation test result is presented based on confidence interval, and risk function of statistics decision-making is discussed.

31. Overall, the hazard ratio for incident diabetes among patients who had taken hydroxychloroquine was 0.62% compared with those who had never taken it (95% confidence interval, 0.42 – 0.92).

32. A method of estimating the confidence interval for debris population using radar beam fence is described.

33. In statistics a confidence interval ( CI ) is an interval estimate of a population parameter.

34. Globally, there was an inverse association between years of schooling and self-rated poor health (odds ratio, OR: 0.929; 95% confidence interval, CI: 0.926–0.933).

35. Methods Plot a regression curve with the potency of hepatitis B vaccine as a model against time. Predict the validity period of vaccine by the 95% confidence interval of its relative potency.

36. State the appropriate null and alternative hypothesis and with the appropriate confidence interval.

37. Confidence regions generalise the confidence interval concept to deal with multiple quantities.

38. To construct confidence interval, the limiting distribution of change - point estimator is obtained.

39. The simulation results were integrated with the evidence theory, and the objective value and its distribution with confidence interval can be obtained.

40. Confidence interval of the coefficient of acceleration is derived based on step-stress accelerated life test data.

41. This paper studied the predication models by confidence interval analysis and checked degree of reliability of predicated results.

42. The confidence interval is the range of the estimate we are making.

43. In statistics,(http:///confidence interval.html) confidence limit refers to either of the two numbers that specify the endpoints of a confidence interval.