These small error margins confer confidence in the potential utility of this instrument for measuring ankle dorsiflexion.
Purposeful initiators, by contrast, hone their personal expertise, which confers confidence, a wide perspective of a particular arena, and greater credibility.
Training certificates from the project were also considered to confer confidence, providing official protection from authorities who would confiscate illegally stocked drugs.
This is likely due to the fact that prior HCT can confer confidence and reduce the fears associated with receipt of HCT.
This quality rating confers confidence that the true effect is likely to be close to the estimated effect size (that is, small to moderate), but leaves open the possibility that it may be substantially different.
The portion sizes investigated in included food studies were typically at the larger end of the absolute size continuum, therefore the evidence in this review confers confidence that reducing the sizes of portions and packages that are large in absolute terms can achieve effects of the magnitude estimated.
One possible explanation for this association may be that success in physical activity may confer self-confidence and make people believe in themselves and consequently strive for higher levels of education and socioeconomic position, which is associated with a lower use of benefits.
Overall, 22,295 unique genes were expressed among the six libraries (Additional file 1), which gives a mapping coverage of 84.3%, conferring high confidence in the RNA-seq results.
But self-parody can also confer authority.
That East Coast education conferred the confidence to do his own thing: cook.
