Sentence examples for moderate confidence in from inspiring English sources

This study, like Zhou et al. (2010) and Dellie et al. (2015) found that students who reported moderate confidence in their knowledge, scored better than those who were not confident with their knowledge [3, 14].

Fifty-four percent of students reported a moderate confidence in their knowledge about radiation and risks.

Students who reported moderate confidence in their knowledge about radiation dose and risks, scored significantly higher than students who reported no confidence (p = 0.003).

For prevention, a CBT-based e-intervention was associated with small reductions in eating disorder psychopathology, weight concern and drive for thinness, with moderate confidence in the effect estimates.

HCWs reported high compliance while nurses reported higher compliance than physicians (p = 0.027).Physicians and nurses reported moderate confidence in their ability (self-efficacy) to implement the preventive measures towards CLABSIs.

The present study finding is inconsistent with the earlier study [15] that identified that there was a negative relationship between students confidence and radiation related knowledge and that students who reported moderate confidence in their knowledge on radiation related knowledge scored lower scores in objective tests.

This means that we have moderate confidence that rectal artesunate is beneficial in this age group.

The National Intelligence Estimate, a consensus of 16 American spy agencies, says with "high confidence" that Iran stopped its nuclear weapons program in 2003 and with "moderate confidence" that the program had not resumed.

"We also assess Putin and the Russian Government aspired to help President-elect Trump's election chances when possible by discrediting Secretary Clinton and publicly contrasting her unfavorably to him," the report continues, noting that the CIA and FBI have high confidence in this statement, while the NSA has only moderate confidence.

A National Intelligence Estimate NIEE) report issued by the U.S. intelligence community in December 2007 indicated with high confidence that Iran had halted its nuclear weapons program in 2003 and assessed with moderate confidence that work had not resumed by mid-2007.

It is notable that Walton et al. concluded in their meta-review, with moderate confidence, that age has no effect on the outcome of whiplash [8].