However, there were some cases in which mentors felt they were not sufficiently confident or competent to conduct procedures, such as cervical cancer screening or IUCD insertion.
By February , 1961 he had remarried; his first child had just been born, and he moved to Edgewood with his family, confident that an opportunity to conduct new, ambitious research was at hand.
"In order to attract visitors back, we need stability, so that people are confident of being able to conduct business and to enjoy their holidays in peace and comfort without disruptions".
Although this was resource intensive, the investment of time and thought has been valuable our educators felt confident and were able to conduct conversations with proponents of intelligent design where they felt able to point out scientific errors in their assumptions and present accepted evidence.
Women who were more confident in their ability to conduct BSE-subjects with higher self efficacy scores-were more likely to perform BSE.
The explanation for this could be any of the following: students may be hesitant to do a physical examination as they are not confident in their skills to conduct the physical examination, and are afraid of asking patients to take off' their clothes before doing the physical examination.
These findings, although based on small numbers of encounters with problem drinkers, are consistent with previous studies indicating that clinicians who have received SBI training are more confident in their ability to conduct brief interventions and more likely to intervene with problem drinkers [ 26, 39, 40].
The Department for Health, however, said that they were "fully confident that he is the right person to conduct the inquiry".
I am fully confident of the federal judiciary's ability to conduct such trials and for our prison system to securely confine those found guilty.
Wolfinger said in his statement Thursday that he said he was confident in the ability of his office to "conduct a fair and impartial investigation".
