Sentence examples for confident whether from inspiring English sources

However, a large confidence interval was observed; hence, we could not be confident whether the slope of the dose response curve changed for long-term exposures < 6 μg/m.

"If a woman looks good, she feels more confident, whether she is in Silicon Valley or Hollywood," she said.

And there's a very specific length of shot that doesn't linger long enough for you to be confident whether he's there somewhere or he isn't.

You're never confident whether they're giving you the right information, alerting you when there are problems, giving you the benefit of their expertise -- or really, doing their job at all.

In the event that endoscopists are not confident whether the preoperative diagnosis allows for selecting the correct treatment, they should either undergo additional training or refer the patient to a specialized institution.

Twelve clusters covering auditory cortex also appeared to include the insula (all of which were gamma-range clusters, i.e. >30 Hz), although due to spatial limitations, we cannot be confident whether this represents true insula activity or spillover from auditory cortex.

Lt. Gen. John P. Abizaid of the Army was asked whether American forces had become too confident, and whether the televised capture of American soldiers would inspire fighters on the other side.

So we don't have reliable data, and now we cannot make sort of confident judgment whether there's sort of the oversupplied, whether there's a risk of a crash landing, whether prices are overpriced.

So the tax piece I'm not as confident about whether that would be as effective.

Yet Tories are less confident about whether their politics are right-as-in-just.

Butterfly metapopulations represent excellent systems with which to assess long-term and nonequilibrium dynamics because the quality of historical information on their distributions allows one to be confident about whether the populations are expanding or declining.