Sentence examples for Uncertain confidence from inspiring English sources
Even Kwiatkowski found herself clapping for Kwan's first-place skate, one that came after weeks of speculation about her injury and her uncertain confidence.
But the phrase itself admits an uncertain confidence, an anxiety that the "story" may have been more compelling than the underlying "growth".
These parameters are often uncertain, making confidence in deterministic predictions of the risks associated with instabilities during drilling and production difficult to assess.
Two types of sentences with uncertain recognition confidence or recognition errors are used to characterize the DSs using partial information of the recognized sentence.
However, although our point estimate may be uncertain, the confidence intervals incorporate uncertainty generated by any collinearity (Kleinbaum et al. 2013).
The warmth of their reception in Canada, where there had been fears of anti-monarchist feeling, and then in United States, gave the uncertain King new confidence in his role as head of state.
Faltering growth in consumer demand in all western countries is understood wholly in traditional economic terms: the story is that consumers are indebted and uncertain, they lack confidence and want to rebuild their savings.
Among mothers with a BMI below 20 kg/m, there was an indication of an increased risk, although the association was uncertain with broad confidence intervals.
However the effect on virological failure was uncertain, with wide confidence intervals (adjusted odds ratio 0.71, 95% CI 0.5 to 1.01, P=0.058).
Nevertheless, the clinical relevance remains uncertain as the confidence interval was fairly wide and some methodological limitations have to be considered.
In combining the data from the three trials, overall there was less post-operative trichiasis at one year in people given azithromycin; however the combined result effect was uncertain as the confidence intervals include 1 (OR 0.85, 95% CI 0.63 to 1.14, 1954 eyes, 3 studies) (Analysis 2.1).
