Sentence examples for some level of confidence from inspiring English sources
More than half express some level of confidence, but 21 percent are "not too" confident and 28 percent are "not at all" confident — the highest level of people not at all confident in the 23 years of the Retirement Confidence Survey.
Over 70% of the participants reported some level of confidence in managing home-based EOL situations: confident (40.6%) and somewhat confident (33.8%).
"All eyes are on him now to appropriately discipline the officers in a way that gives the public some level of confidence and solace," Mr. Dadey said.
"We see dramatic improvement that gives us some level of confidence that they are certainly performing much, much better than the older books of business," she said.
"So it gives me some level of confidence knowing that an agency that does have the resources is devoting itself to determining just what type of coördination might have taken place".
"There are still some headwinds in the industry, not least the continuation of the deflationary cycle … but we have some level of confidence given the rounded nature of our performance," Coupe said.
Tax and spending multipliers depend on some level of consumer confidence.
In order to forecast future patient wait times, the simulation can be run into the future a number of times, keeping track of the wait times experienced by patients arriving at future times – until some reasonable level of confidence is reached.
Attribution of causes of climate change is the process of establishing the most likely causes for the detected change with some defined level of confidence.
Such sampling statistics can be used to determine the theoretical limit of sensitivity at a given allele fraction and to be able to rule out the existence of an alternative allele with some specified level of confidence.
The final elements of the protocol are some estimates of the level of confidence in the estimates and the presentation of the results using common visualisation and data architecture.
