Sentence examples for reader confidence from inspiring English sources

Regarding reader confidence, only one reader felt significantly more confident (p = 0.002) analyzing the SISCOM data with a z-score of 2 than with a z-score of 1.5, due to the smaller number of hyperperfusion clusters and less chance of false positive calls.

Untidiness with details undermines reader confidence.

"I feel as if it erodes reader confidence in the authenticity of the narrative.

Between him and my mother (always my father's first reader), confidence was sustained, and the new book completed in draft.

People have historically bought tech-oriented magazines to help see over the hill, and the serial apologies that now run through coverage do little to inspire reader confidence in that mission.

And since the book is "Snobbery: the American Version" (Houghton Mifflin), they're also intended to encourage reader confidence that Mr. Epstein is just the man to tackle an affliction apparently as slippery as it is ubiquitous.

Our readers' confidence in private companies with their personal data was underwhelming.

Readers' confidence in Mr Davies's judgment might be even greater if he got the small things right too.

[C3.] Times Committee Issues Report In order to build readers' confidence, an internal committee at The New York Times has recommended taking a variety of steps, including responding more assertively to the paper's critics.

$24.95 In a move more apt to inspire compassion than readers' confidence, Elmore Leonard begins his latest novel with the grim aftermath of genocidal massacre in Rwanda.

Last month she joined the Sunday Times as an advice columnist, using her first piece to open up about the impact of her father going to prison a decade ago, in a bid to gain her readers' confidence.