Sentence examples for from this confidence from inspiring English sources

Where does it come from, this confidence that means she can go on telly without any make up, and tell the world's superpower that it "had it coming", and argue with politicians on the prime time current affairs programme Jonathan Aitken said this week was more terrifying than prison?

BIND does not include experiment type in its publicly available database and was therefore generally excluded from this confidence score; PPI annotated only in BIND were described as "protein_protein" and given an ExperimentScore of 1. Cytoscape files were created for the annotated interactions.

A confidence interval around the global F-statistic was estimated with 1000 permutation per locus and 1000 jackknifed replicates to detect significant deviation from 0. This confidence interval was used to compare with previous estimates of differentiation within the species (Epperson and Clegg 1987).

She suggests various techniques to help build this confidence, from writing down your goal and what you'll gain when you achieve it, to visualising yourself in five years' time and seeing what you hope to accomplish.

Other companies are also benefiting from this regained confidence.

Retailers, brands, service providers, restaurants and entertainment facilities that target a higher income demographic should benefit from this rising confidence heading into fall and the holiday spending season," Weinswig noted.

As for the different body constitutions, slightly higher XPD values are obtained for B1 compared to B2; however, as the measurements are available only for single representatives of each gender, no conclusions can be drawn from this with confidence.

For the susceptible E. coli strain, statistically significant increments from this 99% confidence level were observed from 1/16x MIC to 1x MIC for all the antibiotics.

This confidence stems from growing evidence that two headwinds that have impeded this recovery so far — weakness in employment and housing — are finally starting to improve.

To say that Schreiber has confidence is an understatement, but this confidence comes from being happy with where she is, she's not someone who regrets her decisions or hankers after the road not taken.

Granted, some of this confidence comes from Eton pupils' privileged position, but it's possible that less famous public schools, or state schools, could have achieved it too, if they had asked.