Sentence examples for reach confident from inspiring English sources

Given the random element in individual weather events, we really need a lot of data and statistical studies to reach confident conclusions.

Restricting the analysis to changes in experimentally determined consensus motifs bound by well-known trans-factors (SC35, SRp40, SRp55, SF2/ASF and hnRNPA1, see Methods) also showed no association (Table 2), although the number of changes observed in these motifs is too small to reach confident conclusions.

So I can stash my phone in my bag, out of sight and reach, confident I'll be contactable for, say, a baby emergency.

Often circumstantial, usually ambiguous and always incomplete, the evidence has confounded efforts by policymakers, intelligence officials and U.S. allies to reach a confident judgment about Iran's intentions and a diplomatic solution to the crisis.

Other adverse effects lack sufficient evidence to reach a confident conclusion.

Analyzing large clusters allows us to take advantage of combined information of all homologous sequences within that cluster to reach more confident results.

To reach a confident diagnosis, pathologists are required to possess well-developed searching, perception and classification skills, acquired with the assistance of intensive one-on-one tutoring sessions with expert pathologists.

In the remaining eight patients, either an insufficient amount of material was obtained for reaching a confident conclusion or the pathologist did not identify the sample as tumour.

In order to reach a correct and confident diagnosis, one should approach the predominant HRCT pattern by identifying any specific and distinctive imaging clues and try to narrow the differential diagnosis by integrating the HRCT findings with the clinical and laboratory findings.

"Breaking your own mold can only make you stronger and more confident to reach higher levels in your professional and personal life," she says.

And, as so many studies and anecdotal evidence have shown, women, once they reach midlife, are more confident in their own personal power and are willing to tap into that power to not only help themselves, but to help others.