Sentence examples for contributed to confidence from inspiring English sources
The comparison of the diploma and bachelor's programmes and the factors which contributed to confidence have been presented elsewhere (25).
Thus, the perceived likelihood that scent was present across conditions would have contributed to confidence in handler beliefs of scent and dog responses.
Overall, though, the national effort appears to have secured community acceptance in the main, and the success in controlling the outbreak may have contributed to confidence in the national government.
They were of the view that a professionally trained exercise trainer contributed to confidence building, and that a well-organised exercise trainer, taking care of planning, time management, group continuity, and maintenance, also contributed to personal confidence and belief in task performance.
I have to make another lineup every week, more or less, and that isn't contributing to confidence".
That is, experience alone seemed to contribute to confidence and a sense of comfort.
The broad representation of adults in this age group also contributes to confidence in the stability of the clusters.
Yet the negative associations between child IQ and our confounders, including exposure to other neurotoxicants, parenting style, education, and IQ, contributes to confidence in the associations found.
Moran et al. [ 63] also found in a recent review on health worker support strategies that access to in-service training contributes to confidence in practicing in rural and remote areas, strongly alleviates professional isolation, and improves retention.
Age, gender, ethnicity, education, socioeconomic status, health status and health literacy are just a few of the many factors that can potentially contribute to confidence in healthcare, and each might also serve as a potential confounder.
These exercises contributed to greater confidence and ownership at the national level; and improved communication, trust and collaboration at the regional level.
