Sentence examples for be confident of the changes from inspiring English sources

Making changes would not have been justified however, partly on the grounds that there was insufficient evidence to be confident of the changes which were occurring, and secondly there were strong theoretical grounds for believing in the ways in which the statistical equating process was working.

Though the £1m profit figure for the 12 months up to September this year is still subject to auditing, Mullins and the owner, Evgeny Lebedev, are confident of the paper's change in fortune.

Lysosensors are weak bases that accumulate in acidic organelles, but since this accumulation is pH dependent, as is the molecules' fluorescence it is very difficult to be confident of assessments of pH change.

"Validation work is essential because without measurements that we know are accurate, we cannot be confident of any observed trends in ice-mass change.

Using tinnitus handicap inventory scores to calculate their required sample, Gudex et al. [ 53] estimated that they needed 50 participants per group to be confident of a statistically significant and clinically relevant change in tinnitus handicap.

Be confident of feisty.

And I'm confident of getting those changes".

And when we are confident of change, when we are assured that rehabilitation has taken place, when there has been accountability and remorse and reformation, we must be willing to give a second chance.

In other words, the bigger the impact of your change, the sooner you can be confident that the change is not just statistical noise.

For her part, Ms Rodin was confident of her ability to change an ossified organisation and see off vocal critics, thanks not least to her successful ten-year reign as president of the University of Pennsylvania.

José Alberto Alderete, the president of the ruling party, scoffed at speculation that the government was maneuvering to exclude Monsignor Lugo from the ballot, saying "We want to compete" and are confident of victory because "we are the party of change". But he criticized Monsignor Lugo, calling him a dangerous and divisive rabble-rouser.