It is going to take a while to nurture the young players and there was a moment here when he was listing every attacking member of his squad with a lofty superlative attached – clearly a deliberate attempt to augment confidence.
The plunge in interest rates was augmented by a sharp decline in consumer confidence in September, according to a report from the University of Michigan.
On-going training in using eHealth is crucial to augment nurses' confidence and support their professional development.
There was also a statistically significant increase in the participants who felt that further education/training would augment their confidence in all clinical tasks (p < 0.001).
To augment the confidence in the predicted interactions, we integrate data from several so-called genomic features, namely the GO biological process similarity, the GO cellular component similarity and the Pearson correlation coefficient (see Methods).
We present three new dissimilarity measures, which we call cDSD, caDSD or capDSD, respectively, where capDSD stands for confidence, augmented pathway diffusion state distance.
Surrounded by women augmented to look younger, her confidence made her look ageless.
That means rigid defending and snappy counterattacking, augmented by a big injection of confidence after reaching the knockout stages in France.
Most previous studies have used a binary report methodology ("Did you see the stimulus or not?") [6], sometimes augmented by further probing about the patient's confidence in his report [7], [8].
Nursing students' clinical knowledge, critical thinking for troubleshooting, and confidence in decision making can be augmented by applying the knowledge acquired in school during clinical practice [ 1, 2].
