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Confidence limit
One end of a confidence interval, confidence interval; confidence level.
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Confidence level
In research, the odds we are willing to accept that express our confidence that the population value is contained within the confidence interval.
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Confidence interval
In statistical research, an interval around a sample mean or proportion within which the population mean is likely to fall. The largest value of the interval is 2 standard errors above the mean and the smallest value is 2 standard errors below the mean. The range of values within which it is expected (with a…
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Conference method
In education, training through discussion and sharing of experiences and suggestions on a topic.
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Conference committee
In politics, a bill may be passed by both houses but in different forms. If the house of origin objects to the version passed by the second house, a special committee is appointed by the leadership to reconcile the differences.
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Confederate
In research, a person allied or in league with an experimenter.
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Condylomata acuminatum
Venereal warts.
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Condylomas
Small lesions sometimes covered with a scab and found around the mouth and in moist folds of the skin such as anus or genitals condylomata acuminatum. A raised wart-like growth. The commonest type, condyloma acuminatum, is found on the vulva, under the foreskin, or on the skin of the anal region. Condylomas are infectious and…
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Conductor
Any substance possessing conductivity. A substance or object which allows heat, electricity, light or sound to pass along it or through it. A tube with a groove in it along which a knife is slid to cut open a sinus. A medium that transmits a force, a signal, or electricity. A conductor, typically composed of…
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Conductivity
The power of transmitting or conveying certain forms of energy. The specific electric conducting ability of a substance. Conductivity is the reciprocal of unit resistance or resistivity. The unit is the ohm/cm. Specific conductivity is sometimes expressed as a percentage. In such cases, it is given as a percentage of the conductivity of pure copper…
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