Sentence examples for at confident from inspiring English sources

He might as well paint a target on his forehead for every World Cup opponent to aim at, confident in the knowledge he is unlikely to resist a retaliatory dig at some stage.

The value of p < 0.05 (at confident interval of 95%) was considered significant.

The triplet singlet energy gap of isolated O2 was calculated at confident levels of theory with different basis sets as a reference.

In the island driven parsing system (Moonen [2001]), parsing does not start at the beginning of the word network, but rather can start at confident regions within the network, at places known as islands.

Meanwhile, Nagel notes that, when a person has much riding on some matter, we normally expect them to engage in more, and more diligent, evidence-seeking behavior before arriving at confident belief.

Take a look at confident women around your workplace or at the bar.

At pre-test, 7%9595% CI: 4 to 10) of FPs felt 'not at all confident' at identifying problem drinkers, 11%9595% CI: 7 to 14) were 'not at all confident' in deciding what steps to take next, and 13%9595% CI: 9 to 17) were not at all confident at carrying out a brief intervention, whereas at post-test no-one responded this way.

The levels of confidence were as follows: 1. not at all confident, 2. somewhat confident, 3. moderately confident, 4. very confident, 5. completely confident.

Furthermore they rated their confidence with that estimate on a scale from 1 (not at all confident) to 5 (very confident).

Recall that participants rated the confidence with their compliance estimate on a scale from 1 (not at all confident) to 5 (very confident).

"Tom Brown shows up at Harvard, confident and a bit arrogant.