confidently

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confident
The process was reiterated until we felt confident that we had recovered key articles and those most frequently cited by the profession.
Although neither prediction is specified in detail, we are confident they will ultimately guide new research.
This does not prove causality, but suggests the possibility that those teachers with practical musical qualifications are more likely to feel confident to teach it.
The physicians, however, seemed more confident in treating depressed patients after training, and referred fewer patients to psychiatrists.
Uncertainty sampling considers the overall shape of a distribution to determine how confident a model is for a given example.
I am confident that the methodological and epistemological problems can be overcome through a combination of ingenuity, flair and some inevitable compromises.
And perhaps there are still others who are confident that the exceptions are only apparent.
Thus, a selection bias might have meant only confident and extroverted adolescents chose to be involved.
It depends on how far participants feel authorized to or confident enough to take such a risk; we will come back to that shortly.
Both the number of well-disposed delegates and the convivial atmosphere among them made the organisers more confident of victory.
Given this problem, we do not feel confident making any claims about the historical trends in proportions of foundlings marrying.
This is a work of confident maturity, rather than eminent dotage.
If computing machines go faster than humans, one must be confident in their action, as in most cases one is unable to check their output.
Such findings imply that the unhealthier one's overall vocal functioning is, the less confident the child is.
The band definition was adequate for confident visual comparison of the fingerprints located on the same or on different agarose gels.
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