Sentence examples for confident selection of from inspiring English sources

In conversations with parents, their pride in their offsprings' independence -- evidenced by the students' confident selection of merchandise for the rapidly filling shopping carts -- mingled with a reluctant awareness that the stuff destined for dorm rooms was tangible evidence of the family's emptying suburban nest.

Three biological replicates were prepared to enable a confident selection of identifiable proteins, and five LC-MS/MS technical replicates were performed to maximize the number of identifiable proteins and the number of spectral counts per protein [ 7, 8].

With the developments in this study, we suspected that MOHCA-seq data would complement our M/Rosetta method and permit confident selection and submission of a single model.

The devices seem to be spurring deeper interest in wine and empowering bolder, more confident selections, they say, potentially revolutionizing the psychology of dining's most intimidating passage.

The celTRF is the first in vitro automated assay that offers confident pre-selection of antibodies for IHC and the versatility to accommodate the rapid screening of large numbers of GPCRs.

("Conservatives should feel confident with the selection of Harriet Miers to replace Sandra Day O'Connor on the Supreme Court for a simple reason: George W. Bush selected her"). He also backed Dede Scozzafava in a special congressional election and decried conservatives who opposed her.

Seetoh seemed quite confident about his selection of the very best stand for each hawker dish, but, as I had learned from the people I'd met at Singapore Day — people whom Seetoh had described as "deprived and depraved" — a Singaporean devotee of hawker food doesn't have to be the author of a food guide to be absolutely certain that he knows where to find the best version of just about anything.

Although relative abundance data were used for this analysis, we are confident that careful selection of the samples has minimized the contribution of both relative enrichment of organisms which are insensitive to pyrene, but do not degrade it, and of cross-feeding.

Assessment of the risk of developing subsequent metastatic disease is notoriously difficult, and currently accepted prognostic indicators are recognised as not offering the accuracy required for confident prognostication and selection of patients for further therapy.

A good self-confident selection which doesn't make its point through chocolate overload.

On a more positive note, this was an extremely assured and confident band with a selection of soloists who are clearly destined for bright futures.