Sentence examples for confident that the differences from inspiring English sources

We're pretty confident that the differences we see are due to the quality of the program.

It would be just as accurate to say that we can be 92.2% confident that the differences were not due to chance.

We are thus confident that the differences in transfer efficiency we observed were not the result of an altered recognition of the target cells.

We are therefore confident that the differences in transfer efficiency we have found are the reflection of preferential transfer, and we have tried to understand what molecular basis this selectivity could have.

We are confident that the differences in migration rates are due to more slowly migrating cells, since the proliferation assay did not show significant differences in growth rate at day 2. Genes involved in cell proliferation include cyclin D1, E2F, c-myc, DNA polymerase [32].

We can therefore be confident that the differences observed are due to the authentic research experiences gained by the students and being exposed to an integrated RCA curriculum, rather than being due to increased experience in using the 'spider' tool.

Therefore, we are confident that the difference in numbers of participating departments between the hospitals did not affect the results of this study.

The 95% CI tells us that we are 95% confident that the difference in mean BCVA is somewhere between 4.8 letters in favour of ranibizumab and 1.4 letters in favour of bevacizumab.

As the majority of the genes used to build these networks were expressed in both tissues (Additional file 3: Table S1), we can be confident that the difference in the connectivity between genes is due to differences in their relative expression levels.

Consequently, we are confident that the observed differences with regard to rhAPC cost-effectiveness were not related to the characteristics of the patients.

This leads us to be confident that the significant differences between the bilinguals and monolinguals found in our final data sets are not due to lexical effects.