Sentence examples for a confident interpretation from inspiring English sources

No possible at risk groups for evaluating selective supplementation namely, ≥5% prevalence of maternal night blindness and low birth weight— emerged as significant predictors of mortality but the data were quite limited for a confident interpretation.

Small sample sizes (Table 1), however, limit any confident interpretation for the differences.

In a substantial number of studies, visual assessment is adequate to accurately interpret images; however, with difficult to interpret cases, quantification of striatal tracer binding can be beneficial in coming to a more confident interpretation of the scan [3, 4] or to increase confidence in less-experienced readers [5].

Works by Beethoven made up the first half of the program, starting with expressive renditions of the Polonaise in C and Andante Favori in F. Mr. Anikushin also offered a passionate, confident interpretation of Beethoven's popular "Waldstein" Sonata.

A key consideration for cross-cutting and specific methodological issues is that choices made enable confident interpretation of both positive and negative results.

Confident interpretation of well dated speleothem proxy records relies on modern monitoring programs, which we provided in three regionally different caves.

It is intended that the adoption of these protocols will enable more effective and direct comparisons of test results and more confident interpretation with respect to the similarities and differences between test results generated from different species and field sites.

Sadly, the estimated long divergence time (200 500 MY) [9], [10] between these three species precludes the confident interpretation of methods to model adaptive evolution across the tri-genome orthologous gene sets.

Overall, these validations allow confident interpretation of the results obtained by array hybridization and statistical/functional analysis.

Eventually, detailed knowledge of the physiology of the BOLD signal (Attwell and Iadecola, 2002) will allow more confident interpretation of BOLD response differences between participants.

The results demonstrate the use of this method to assess CVR in a cohort of patients with stroke, and suggest that inclusion of this protocol in longitudinal BOLD studies of stroke recovery will allow more confident interpretation of group results.