Sentence examples for assuring confidence from inspiring English sources

Research design encompasses many decisions including the sampling plan; selection of appropriate study designs, methods, procedures and measures; and assuring confidence in the study's internal and external validity.

Though collected by multiple abstractors, the results show high sensitivity and specificity and substantial to excellent inter- and intra-rater agreement, assuring confidence in the use of chart abstraction for evaluating the ACP.

It's imperative that independent validators be licensed in the subject being taught to assure confidence in their ratings.

The dissenting opinions said that, to the contrary, such a presumption was the only way to assure confidence in the criminal justice system.

Ms Todd has in recent years painted many of the great and good, for example Lord Armstrong of Ilminster – he who popularised the phrase "economical with the truth" – but the former Cabinet Secretary gives an assured confidence in his portrait.

The work and pensions minister, Penny Mordaunt, replying to the debate, said: "Proof we have listened and understood will be in our actions and a person's experience of the system and support they receive is the only thing that will assure confidence in that system".

This compares favourably against Tidmarsh Wheels and Levy Bridges that might need to be carried kilometers by a team up hill and down dale, operated on steep and rough terrain, and for which thousands of point observations might be necessary to assure confidence in results.

On the first, the music pulses with an assured confidence.

Trees were bootstrapped 500 times and compared between NJ and MP tree-building methods to assure confidence in topology.

Trees were bootstrapped 1,000 times to assure confidence in topology.

To assure confidence in their performance, periodic proficiency testing could be required for a period of time after completion of training, and regular medical audits afterwards.