Sentence examples for considerable confidence of from inspiring English sources

The single-DOA estimator described in the previous section only provides results when there is considerable confidence of only one sound source being detected in a small sample window (up to 100 ms).

These consistencies thus add considerable confidence to the findings of the analyses.

As such, the results of the present study can be attributed with considerable confidence to direction-encoding properties of neurons rather than their connections to specific muscle groups.

Concerning the Quebec miners and millers, Liddell et al. (1998) stated that "On the other hand, modern dust conditions are well below the average even of dust category one and so there can be considerable confidence that the risk of lung cancer as a result of such exposure has become vanishingly small".

It is important to note that Gallup also discovered that a growing percentage of non-whites have lost considerable confidence in the ability of police officers to protect them.

According to the GRADE system, quality of evidence is rated as: High: Considerable confidence in the estimate of effect.

Khan expresses considerable confidence in his understanding of the Taliban and his ability to subdue them.

The investment required would run to the low hundreds of millions of pounds, less than building a new power station but a sum that would require considerable confidence in the future of biomass, as coal is now at its lower price for years.

Because the simulations were such that they mirror the biological data analyzed afterwards as much as possible, we gain considerable confidence in the output of the ARTIVA approach when used on the two datasets considered here.

Othello's considerable confidence forbids him to buy into any of this — at first.

Many people involved in the effort, including Marion C. Blakey, chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board, radiated considerable confidence about finding the cause.