And everything about the journey so frightened him — the size of the country he was leaving, the crowds in the port, the number of ships in the harbor, the confidence of the people on the ship — that he found himself unwilling to speak, at first out of pure worry, and then, when he discovered that silence brought him strength, out of policy.
In 2008, Clinton downplayed the historic nature of her candidacy, under the guidance of advisers who harbored doubts about voter confidence in the possibility of the nation's first female commander-in-chief.
Purple represents genes harboring a unique high confidence variant in each respective patient (family 1, p = 2.28E−04; family 2, p = 5.84E−03).
Having been assigned to the stamping press after graduating from middle school, they harbor an extraordinary pride and confidence, relentlessly improving their technical skills and bringing about innovations in shoe production.
Gone is the confidence that the "harbor of philosophy" [e.g. Contra Academicos 2.1.1] is the haven wherein we can find the rest that we seek, and gone is the idea that the rational life will lead us to our eudaimonistic end; gone as well is the breathless excitement with which Augustine would enjoin others to pursue the life of rational enquiry [e.g. Contra Academicos 2.2.5].
For fine mapping additional BXD strains could be phenotypically characterized, which harbor recombinations in the QTL confidence interval.
As shown in Table 2, harboring rs1800795 G/G (1.69 hazard ratio with 95% confidence interval 1.18-2.42), ors819228484 C/C (1.78 hazard ratio with 95% confidence interval 1.12-2.83) confirmed an adverse impact on OS.
For regulators, Snowden's revelations both undermined confidence in existing legislation (the U.S./EU Safe Harbor) and spurred additional regulation — notably the EU General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR).
However, alignments of single genes or proteins may not harbor enough information to recover evolutionary relationships with high confidence.
Perhaps entrepreneurship is the answer, but until and unless investor confidence is restored in the country that harbored Osama Bin Laden, this too remains a limited outlet.
Despite the fact that they're facing a tough job market, they have high levels of optimism and confidence in their abilities -- although they don't harbor the same level of confidence in other people or institutions.
