Sentence examples for improving confidence of from inspiring English sources

A key focus of the workshop series is on breaking down barriers and improving confidence of participants.

Our theoretical framework for the telemonitoring intervention emphasised the importance of empowering self management, improving confidence of professionals by providing ongoing monitoring data, and improving access to clinical services.

The result of McNemar's test indicates the using of MSEPF-MMSF improves confidence of classification than SSEPF-MMSF.

These studies with different designs verify that it is possible to improve confidence of blue foxes towards humans using selection.

Glycan discovery is based on multivariate detection, and each additional orthogonal variable improves confidence of assignment.

Studies that elucidate the attitudes of these patients may help to increase understanding and improve confidence of clinicians who care for them.

These results are consistent with a study by Ruiz-Pelaez et al in 2004, which revealed that KMC produced a parental sense of fulfilment and improved confidence of mothers and caregivers as they were empowered by KMC to care for their preterm or low birth weight babies [ 5].

This practice tries to diminish perceived biases in environmental information by promoting standardization of the information with the aim of improving confidence in the evaluation of environmental benefits of products—all of which should positively affect the purchase intention.

The PANDA tests achieved the dual objective of improving confidence in the performance of the passive heat removal mechanisms underlying the design of the tested systems and extending the data base available for containment analysis code qualification.

And every decision "requires we balance how to achieve the most benefits in terms of improving confidence and the flow of credit at the least risk to taxpayers".

This study proposes a method based on Reynolds number calculations aimed at improving confidence in the selection of the number of active fractures in each test interval.