Sentence examples for confident in relation to from inspiring English sources

Some participants selected ratings as low as 1 indicating they had poor knowledge and/or were not at all confident in relation to some of the statements.

Time spent working in the UK is likely to help international medical graduates to become more confident in relation to the cultural aspects of healthcare, as well as enhancing clinical competencies.

Unite said it was "fully confident that in relation to Falkirk West as in all all seats where our members are active in the Labour Party, our conduct is correct and fully compliant with the rules of the party.

Females were more confident than males in achieving positive outcomes in relation to patient adherence to antiobesity medications (p = 0.003), nutritional advice (p < 0.001), engagement in regular exercise (p = 0.02) and eating a calorie-controlled diet (p=0.008).

The number of each national group who were confident (either "confident in some cases" or "confident in most cases") in relation to 8 different aspects of diabetes diagnosis and management is shown in Table  1.

In Scotland more trainees felt UG training in diagnosis and optimising treatment was inadequate.> The number of each specialty group who were confident (either "confident in some cases" or "confident in most cases") in relation to 8 different aspects of diabetes diagnosis and management is shown in Table  4.

Qatar 2022's supreme committee for delivery and legacy of the World Cup welcomed the review, stating: "We have always been confident of our position in relation to our successful bid for the 2022 Fifa World Cup.

For more than a decade after 1945 we held back from joining in schemes of greater European unity; we were confident of our superior strength in relation to our European neighbours, and we did not think that anything would succeed without us.

"We hope that this judgment will help them feel more confident in setting their employment policies in relation to dress codes and other religious requirements".

Furthermore, the majority of case managers were less than confident with their knowledge and skill in relation to aspects crucial to ACP implementation (such as knowledge of state laws and documenting patient wishes in an ACD).

In relation to confidence in knowledge, students who reported being moderately confident in their knowledge had significantly higher scores (mean = 4.37, median = 4.00, SD = 1.57) when compared to students who reported not being confident in their knowledge (mean score = 3.36, median = 4, SD =1.71, p =. 003).