Even if an RCT gives us considerable confidence that "it worked there" (often under very case-specific conditions), it doesn't necessarily tell us much about whether it would work here, i.e., in the range of other settings where policy makers and funders may be considering a similar effort.
It can be said with considerable confidence that a vegetarian future really could offer an answer to many of today's uncertainties that affect us all - economically, socially and environmentally.
But according to a person involved, a deal is likely because Disney has considerable confidence in Mr. Bruckheimer and has given him a great deal of leeway in producing films.
One GP reported considerable confidence in making a dementia diagnosis and would do this for about "three quarters of the patient's I see with memory problems" [PC, HCP].
Through Diana's work to turn part of the Acton library into a community center, she has built up considerable confidence to talk to town leaders and other residents to raise awareness and support for her project.
Thus we predict, with considerable confidence, that Su TPE s identify a third widely used gene repression system.
So it was with considerable confidence that the Mariners took a 1-0 lead into the bottom of the eighth inning at Yankee Stadium last night.
It is important to note that Gallup also discovered that a growing percentage of non-whites have lost considerable confidence in the ability of police officers to protect them.
A disadvantage of our study is that resource constraints meant that the numbers included were modest, but supplementing the VBM approach with a manual ROI quantification of ventricular volume lends considerable confidence that the effects seen are robust.
