Sentence examples for Unstudied confidence from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview in his chairman's office, the scion who once hesitated to speak even in closed meetings displayed the unstudied confidence that distinguished his grandfather and father, whose portraits fill the wall behind his desk.

As the ultimate goal is to predict the clinical endpoint (annualized relapse rate (ARR) which was computed as the total number of confirmed relapses for all the patients divided by the total number of days on the study for all the patients, multiplied by 365.25) at exposure levels of unstudied doses, confidence in the model structure is crucial.

In some procedures, they are also asked to rate their confidence in items they call unstudied ("new").

In short, the results of this experiment show that the locus of the repetition priming effect on subjective reports of confidence is on guess responses to unstudied items.

The mean proportion of correct and incorrect source judgments to studied items, and of new judgments made to studied (misses) and unstudied items (correct rejections), for each level of confidence, are shown in Table 1.

When subjects correctly rejected an unstudied item by picking "new," they also made a confidence judgment on this correct response.

As a consequence of this confidence, the model organism ("source") can represent these other unstudied species ("targets").

No detail was left unstudied.

A seemingly unstudied, snapshot aesthetic prevails.

The pictures are spare and unstudied.

Their safety in pregnancy is unstudied.