Sentence examples for confidence in interpretation from inspiring English sources
However, his few surviving sentences are too obscure and fragmentary to give much confidence in interpretation.
Our workflow also increased confidence in interpretation of in vitro results by identifying possible "false negatives".
Despite a moderate degree of confidence in interpretation, residents performed well in identifying the surrogate signs of pneumothorax on ultrasound.
Instrument measurement properties, such as validity, responsiveness to change and the minimal clinically important difference (MCID) are required for confidence in interpretation of measurements.
We thought that although patients can leave individual practices, the stability provided by using the 170 stable practices would allow greater confidence in interpretation of trends within the data.
Nevertheless, overall our results suggest that that respiratory physicians who find themselves in any supervisory or educational role should take every possible opportunity to explicitly discuss the value of spirometry with their junior colleagues and it is possible that the availability of good e-learning materials may also better induce confidence in interpretation [ 26].
The results emphasize the importance of developing long-term baseline measurements and control sites, in order to enhance confidence in interpretations of complexly evolving data sets that will be obtained from multi-decade monitoring efforts.
Confidence in interpretations of the rules of flight feather replacement depends on good samples of growing feathers at every feather position.
Confidence in the interpretation of stromatolites as biogenic structures was dealt a serious blow with the proposal that stromatolite structure could theoretically result from abiotic processes in sediment accumulation4.
These conclusions suggests that SGR logs have significant potential for real-time lithotype prediction in continental sequences, which in turn enable predictions of reservoir quality, and increase confidence in the interpretation of sedimentary architecture.
