Therefore, whilst we can be confident that degree and betweenness are both higher than expected after correction, it is possible that we are over-correcting in the case of the essentiality and disease-association data.
In common with the economist Bill Martin, I seem to be more confident about the degree of spare capacity in the UK economy than most.
I'm sure there are many schools that could provide me with a decent education; I'm less confident that a degree from some institutions will get me a job.
When she was in her early 20s, before the scale of the debt crisis had made itself felt, Tsimpida could have been confident that a degree in political science would open up a civil service job, either in the justice ministry or the prison service.
"One of the measures of success will be acceptance by employers, but we're confident about the degree's appeal because the courses are identical to those we offer on campus," said Zvi Galil, dean of the College of Computing.
Only 22.8percentt said they felt confident that their degree will lead to "financial opportunities"—a finding that worried Munoz.
Participants were asked their degree of confidence (including "not confident at all", "not confident slightly", "slightly confident", or "absolutely confident") regarding the activities.
But Mr. Parihar is "somewhat confident" that a British degree will allow him to repay the loan.
"We remain confident — with a high degree of certainty — that Carol has 50 percent of the AA vote today and will have at least 60 percent (hopefully more) by election day," Mr. Schaffer wrote in an e-mail on Feb. 15.
