Netflix's audience insights have led to confident and successful series launches, such as House of Cards and Orange is the New Black, where full series commissions were made from the outset, without a pilot.
However, recent advances in histopathology and immunohistochemistry have led to improvements and the use of a combination of Hale's colloidal iron stain and cytokeratin 7 stains leads to confident diagnosis in most cases.
This is mainly because of its stable display of fragmentation pattern of y- and b-ions that helps to generate a sequence tag, which, in turn, leads to confident identification of peptide sequences [5,6].
Consumers have low expectations of a parliamentary inquiry into banking ethics, with only 26% confident that it will lead to positive change among the UK's lenders.
Looking and acting confident will, sooner or later, lead to being confident (fake it till you make it).
Knowledge of a history of travel to endemic areas together with biochemical tests, clinical data and specific imaging findings can often lead to a confident diagnosis.
Odor-binding proteins and other signaling molecules also contribute to shaping sensory neuron responses (Benton et al., 2007; Laughlin et al., 2008), and taking these factors into account will lead to more confident conclusions about the sensory representations of odors.
The analysis of the components of additional molecular systems and the inclusion of more taxa may eventually lead to a confident placement for these two interesting species in the archaeal phylogeny.
When you are on a fairly high break 10-255) make sure not to take too long on your shots, otherwise this can lead to being to confident and will make you miss your shot by miles.
Now 78, Mr. Leonard started out shaky and led up to confident as he read out loud about two mentally challenged hit men.
