Sentence examples for confidence ones from inspiring English sources

Although the Communists never actually joined a coalition government, they supported (mainly by abstaining during votes of no confidence) ones led by the Christian Democrats from 1976 to 1979 and were given several key institutional posts, including speaker of the Chamber of Deputies.

To pick the best cutoff to separate high confidence interactions from low confidence ones, we went through an iterative process as follows.

Inter- and intra-module interactions correspond to a large fraction of the interactions in the original maps, particularly the high confidence ones (Fig. 3A and B).

We observe that the β-barrel is built up by 7 9 high confidence level β-strands and 1 2 low confidence ones with a correspondence between strands in cupins and NLPs.

However, it is important to note that we performed such category separation solely to help the reader to discriminate such identifications as lower confidence ones, and they are statistically acceptable.

A direct consequence is, therefore, in terms of risk management, the limited confidence one can have on the direct association of an agronomic threat to a simple typing or species delineation.

Because without confidence one realises that putting all your weight on one foot is fraught with difficulties that are best avoided.

To bolster Naquann's confidence, one counselor, Roberto Gil, offered to join him on stage.

Then there was Olympic gymnast Dominique Dawes, who appeared on the gymnastics scene in Barcelona with such confidence one would have thought she'd always been there.

How much confidence one should have in its conclusions depends very much on how far one accepts its premises.

Looking at Chapman's two letters to Syed on a projector screen, Irwin said her testimony "takes away any confidence one would have in the verdict of that case".