Sentence examples for consensus and confidence from inspiring English sources

Thomas et al. stated that estimates of adverse events rates from patient record review are highly sensitive to the degree of consensus and confidence among reviewers [ 28].

But it certainly struck the wrong note in the very first week of the presidency - and I think Mr Salafranca was extremely tactful in how he referred to this, for which I am grateful to him - for a finance minister to express his views so outspokenly and undiplomatically that we can only fear that consensus and confidence will now be very hard to find.

"Ultimately, there must be an outcome that enables Scottish football to move on with consensus, clarity and confidence into a new era for the national game".

The consensus tree and confidence values were calculated via bootstrapping datasets, based on the Euclidian distanced matrix obtained for each of the 1000 permuted gene expression profile datasets.

As the authors put it: "This is important because whilst there are clear arguments which can be made concerning the level of scientific consensus and degree of confidence in an anthropogenic component to climate change, doubts concerning personal and societal responses to climate change are in essence more disputable".

The Vulcanisaeta distributa NarJ rooted NJ phlyogram of 324 protein sequences was determined from a consensus of 1000 bootstrapped replicates and confidence values (as a total of 1000) are indicated beside each node in the dendrogram.

Despite the short duration of the training's impact, this research has provided preliminary evidence that mental health first aid training for eating disorders is associated with an increase in accurate recognition of eating disorders, knowledge of effective treatments and consensus-based first aid strategies, and confidence in providing help.

Although the junior doctors had difficulty defining competence and confidence, there was general consensus on what it was to feel 'safe' in the management of the febrile child.

There was consensus that the training improved their skills and confidence in managing sick children.

For experienced colonoscopists, magnifying chromoendoscopy is considered a complementary tool heightening the levels of diagnostic confidence and consensus, and contributing to high diagnostic accuracy.

The questions with the highest or lowest average consensus, and highest and lowest average confidence scores, are shown in tables 3 a and b, respectively.