Sentence examples for confidence in the theory of from inspiring English sources
Biologists say the findings do not shake their confidence in the theory of evolution.
Bacardi's confidence is partly founded in the theory of continuous incremental improvement, as espoused by the Japanese management philosophy of "kaizen".
We argue that a prediction from a theory plus a given set of auxiliary assumptions will not be risky for the theory when the initial level of confidence in the theory is greater than the initial level of confidence in one or more of the auxiliary assumptions.
In either case, the models allow for logical learning, so that learning that a theory entails old evidence can raise one's confidence in the theory.
This is not to say they will not succeed in the future (for example we may discover a foundation for ethics in the theory of evolution), but the confidence in their future success has waned.
Reichenbach notes in The Theory of Probability (1949f) that without further assumptions nothing can be said about rates of convergence or about the warranted confidence that an empirical distribution has converged.
Dr. Tobin regarded his Nobel Prize as a vote of confidence in the Keynesian theory.
It is such risky predictions that, if verified, provide the most confidence in the underlying theory.
