The phrase "allow a more confident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for increased confidence in a person or group as a result of a certain action or situation.
Example: "The training program is designed to allow a more confident approach to public speaking."
Alternatives: "enable greater confidence" or "foster increased confidence".
CEUS can help in this task, allowing a more confident diagnosis, compared with grey-scale and colour Doppler [48].
These cases presented with a typical MRI appearance such as hemangioma, lipoma, etc. Concordance in the MR diagnosis was extremely valuable for the referring physician, as it allowed a more confident diagnosis based on the combination of clinical findings and imaging.
Here, we explored whether ccRCC primary cultures, established from surgical tumor specimens, maintain the DNA profile of parental tumor tissues allowing a more confident CNAs and LOH discrimination with respect to the original tissues.
In this study, we investigated whether the in vitro model of ccRCC primary cell cultures, established from surgical tumor specimens, well reproduces the DNA profile of parental tumor tissues, thus allowing a more confident CNAs and LOH discrimination with respect to the original tissues.
The inclusion of uncertainty allows for a more confident use of Real Time Control (RTC).
Including data from both experimental conditions allows for a more confident estimation of the TF profiles.
The presence of many closely related members within each of the Arabidopsis and rice Puf families allowed for sequence comparisons to provide a more confident assignment of ORFs.
That allowed them to take a more confident approach to talking about Internet censorship.
Starting from these 217 candidates, integration of additional information collected by MESSA, such as the consensus between different predictors, other sequence features (transmembrane helices), features of the close homologs, the predicted function and spatial structures, allows us to propose a more confident list of 84 proteins that are likely secreted by the Sec pathway.
