Sentence examples for characteristics of confidence from inspiring English sources

It is tempting to suggest that the higher scores in EBP Relevance and in knowledge of EBP Terminology reflect more effective training for these characteristics in current curricula than the characteristics of Confidence and Practice of EBP.

The Personal Gains Related to Research Work section of the survey is meant to assess affective characteristics of confidence, comfort, and general self-efficacy with conducting research and working on a research team and in a lab.

The latter reflects a personality characteristic of confidence in the ability to cope with any stressful situation [ 44], which predicts a positive childbirth experience [ 45].

The characteristics of high-confidence and low-confidence genes are distinctly different.

Usually the parameters uncertainty is based on the parameters covariance matrix (VΘ), which under some simplifying assumptions contains geometrics characteristics of the confidence region of the parameters.

Two critical and inter-related characteristics of a confidence interval method are (1) the coverage probability, and (2) the interval width.

Lawmakers came away believing that General Dempsey projected an image of military reluctance, that Mr. Hagel seemed occasionally unsure of himself, and that Mr. Kerry exuded a characteristic air of confidence that some members appreciated and others chafed at.

Taguchi approach for predicting the mean response characteristics and determination of confidence intervals for the predicted mean has been applied.

For each characteristic, the level of confidence for IgG4-RD indication was rated as strong, moderate, or weak according to our experiences in interpreting the images of IgG4-RD patients and our routine clinical patients, mainly by comparing with cancer patients.

Along the way he was publisher of the erudite Twentieth Century Magazine (1965-72), edithe the RAC Club members' magazine and wrote two books, The History of the Future: Bemrose Corporation 1826-1976 (1976) and The Big Idea: The Story of Ford in Europe (1978), while continuing to display the Yorkshire characteristics of can-do confidence bordering on egotism and fierce loyalty to friends.

It was characteristic of his self-confidence that when listeners complained that the chugging sounds of a steam engine were not what you ordinarily heard at the terminal, he would reply: "You have your own Grand Central Station".