The phrase "a highly confident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses a great deal of confidence in a particular situation or context.
Example: "She walked into the meeting with a highly confident demeanor, ready to present her ideas."
Alternatives: "extremely self-assured" or "very assured."
In other words, a probability of pathogenicity >0.9 represents a highly confident prediction in favour of pathogenicity, but the price of this high confidence is that nearly one-third of pathogenic variants will be missed.
Instead, Mr. Schulze's financial adviser, Credit Suisse, has issued a "highly confident" letter.
"You're buying a highly confident growth rate company, and you're going to pay up for that," Mr. Burnett said.
After three intensive days, you will emerge a highly confident negotiator who truly understands the game and how to play it.
The Bush effort to confirm the nominees was described by Democrats as the latest display of a highly confident White House.
He already owns 9.4 percent of Clorox, and produced a "highly confident" from Jefferies & Company, correspondence that asserts that the necessary financing for the offer would be available.
Finally, although initial test performance in the confidence-weighted multiple-choice condition in Experiment 2 is numerically lower than that observed in Experiment 1 (M = 4.82 and 4.16), we believe this difference is due to the large variability in the scores, which is greatly affected by marking even a single highly confident but incorrect answer.
Last week's climate assessment report substantially strengthened an already highly confident scientific consensus and took a moderate line on some contentious points.
In this way, we have obtained an improved, highly confident, TR dataset for 4670 yeast genes in standard growing conditions (Table S1).
Hence these results in a set of highly confident positional conserved LncRNAs that represent only the tip of the iceberg.
The method was successfully applied to the microarray gene expression data of a model species - Saccharomyces cerevisiae - measured in multiple biological conditions, identifying a number of highly confident gene regulatory modules.
