Sentence examples for confidence in the knowledge from inspiring English sources
I show that the use of such systems implies predictive capabilities not supported by corresponding levels of confidence in the knowledge of the volcano.
Evaluate the effectiveness of an interactive cognitive computer simulation for teaching the hydrodissection portion of cataract surgery compared with standard teaching and to assess the attitudes of residents about the teaching tools and their perceived confidence in the knowledge gained after using the tools.
It reflects confidence in the knowledge of how to pursue the task successfully (Smith et al., 2003).
Building confidence in the knowledge base of chiropractic is likely to take time and to accompany increased interaction with chiropractors and experiences of treatment by staff and patients.
However, the cost of such validation demands a high degree of confidence in the knowledge extracted from microarray data by marker identification and clustering algorithms.
As study of cannabinoid molecules in medicine is recent, we have examined the confidence in the knowledge of cannabinoids expressed by Canadian rheumatologists.
The Kurds have recovered their military self-confidence in the knowledge that they are backed by the US and Iran.
The behavior of "I can use it" suggested the learners' confidence in using the knowledge on the job.
Students also indicated confidence in extending the knowledge to other settings outside the classroom.
This paper reports the development, utilisation, and evaluation of an assessment tool (expert elicitation) that pinpoints priority areas for research and policy action by defining crucial knowledge gaps and the degree of scientific confidence in the current knowledge on the topic of concern.
Here's what it said: "Seafish argues that consumers can buy North Sea cod with confidence, secure in the knowledge that it has been sourced from well-managed fisheries using methods and practices that fall within the set parameters of the cod recovery plan".
