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Serum TCA elimination t½ significantly increased from 1.5 minutes (confidence interval 1.2 ± 2.3) in WT to 5.3 minutes (confidence interval 3.9 ± 7.9) in normocholanemic Slc10a1 −/− mice (Fig. 4A).

Perhaps those positive-thinking gurus who counsel pageant contestants were brought in for a little last-minute confidence buffing.

Based on our current resting EGG recordings in fasting animals, the normal dominant frequency of slow waves in young mature female experimental pigs is 2.9 ± 0.6 cycles per minute (confidence interval of the mean 0.05, median 2.8, inter-quartile range: 2.3 – 3.3).

Once they have survived 10 or 15 minutes the confidence that they can defend the ball comfortably returns and they bat more discreetly.

If two players are on about the same level, no matter what that level is, the player who experiences more minutes of confidence will be the winner.

"We need to do the things we do well for the full 80 minutes and confidence is part of that story too," de Villiers said.

The time to opening of Quality Street and Roses boxes did not differ significantly (19 v 5 minutes, 95% confidence interval for difference −19 to 46 minutes, P=0.35).

The estimated mean difference in maternal nocturnal sleep between the sleep intervention and usual care groups was 5.97 minutes (95% confidence interval −7.55 to 19.5 minutes; P=0.39).

The estimated mean difference in maternal nocturnal sleep between the intervention and usual care groups was 5.97 minutes (95% confidence interval −7.55 to 19.5 minutes, P=0.39).

The absolute difference between the treatment groups was 29.2 minutes (95% confidence interval = -2.59 to 61.9) in favor of modified-release prednisone (P = 0.072).

On average, general surgeons were found to underestimate by 31 minutes (95% confidence interval 8 to 54), meaning that their procedures took longer than predicted.