The phrase "account of confidence" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing trust or assurance, but it would require additional context to clarify its intent.
Example: "She provided an account of confidence in her abilities during the interview, which impressed the hiring manager."
Alternatives: "statement of trust" or "report of assurance".
Participants gave accounts of confidence outside of the box, such as "speaking up in work meetings" (Jo, 27 years) and having the confidence to speak to strangers or to "not be as shy" (Penny, 31 years).
That they gave their home, with an endowment, was partly on account of their confidence in Marjoribanks and Davie.
19 Kato et al 33 suggested that taking account of mental confidence is important for physical QoL and that fall prevention self-efficacy (including not only the physical activity per se, but also mental confidence) should be given prominence in the physical QoL of the elderly.
Ideally, biological conclusions based on a given node in the tree should take into account the level of confidence one can have in the existence of the node.
In using a risk-based approach, the sample size calculation takes into account the level of confidence that remains from previous survey.
A proposal was made for the introduction of a "skepticism factor" during the regulatory evaluation process, which would allow one to weigh the assumptions underpinning the extrapolation or inferences made from a model taking into account the degree of confidence one has in those assumptions.
The work is extended by Costa et al. in [33], where arbitrary non-negative weightings can be applied to distance measurements, such that adaptive weightings can be applied to account for different levels of confidence amongst the pairwise distances.
Sample size should also take into account the desired width of confidence intervals for the crossvalidated or independent validation error rates.
Three of these data sets were subsequently subdivided, either to account for different levels of confidence expressed by the number of distinct publications (1PM-5PM) confirming an interaction (BioGRID) or to distinguish between core and attachments (IntAct).
A final aspect that should be taken into account is the lack of confidence into the official reporting systems associated with the need for unbiased and all inclusive reports, which will also require prioritising follow-up to make sure governments implement audit recommendations (45).
