ライフサイエンスコーパス: be confident

1 rrors can occur even when an expert examiner is confident.

2 for CV death and stroke, and where the model was confident.

3 about when the clinician and the patient can be confident a suspected exposure did not result in HIV

4 s patients who feel better, can do more, and are confident about their health.

5 need to increase base level yields by 12% to be confident about maintaining current levels of yield f

6 istory at the site and makes it difficult to be confident about the association of artifacts with hum

7 ish illustrate why researchers cannot always be confident about the precise nature of the word unit.

8 trust in science, people are more likely to be confident about vaccination, over and above their ind

9 le in understanding individual propensity to be confident about vaccination.

10 iments in college and graduate school that I was confident about that choice and of making it a reali

11 Only 55.7% were confident about the long-term safety of the COVID-1

12 curacy was higher when physicians and nurses were confident about their predictions (eg, for physicia

13 Most graduates who pursue GS practice are confident and content.

14 At senior levels, WHO is confident and clear about its purpose-in a way that m

15 led (for various mixture ratios) in order to be confident (at various levels of confidence) to have i

16 e of health needs for LGB (53.1% agreed they were confident during survey assessment v 38.9% postsurv

17 tacks with symptoms in which the participant was confident headache would follow within 1-6 h.

18 nt with static point-to-point topography, we are confident in concluding that there just ain't no map

19 As we look forward to the next 20 years, we are confident in our ability to meet the needs of our us

20 More than 80% of VCPs are confident in their ability to determine whether thei

21 nti-inflammatory profile in rats in order to be confident in a clinical effect without having to over

22 accination coverage of 80% or higher are can be confident in seeing a reduction in CRS over a 30 year

23 t of their online resources, so that you can be confident in the quality of the package you choose an

24 etail, making it difficult for clinicians to be confident in their diagnoses and treatments.

25 findings, we are able to assess where we can be confident in their use.

26 ion judgment) is qualitatively distinct from being confident in the identity of that stimulus (a disc

27 Being confident in whether a stimulus is present or abse

28 biased AI tools, but only 27.9% (57 of 204) were confident in their ability to identify poorly repre

29 vider was important (263 of 289 [91.0%]) and were confident in their ability to prescribe it (207 of

30 However, less than half were confident in their knowledge of medication abortion

31 Conversely, when radiologists were confident in their S1 diagnoses (CO-RADS != 3), cla

32 set of 753 TFs in the fruit fly, of which 23 are confident novel predictions of this function for pre

33 quiescent for so long and when we can truly be confident of cure, if ever.

34 IPF diagnoses (proportion of diagnoses that were confident or provisional with high confidence 89% v

35 We now are confident that cellular MT6-MMP partially exists in

36 We are confident that current and future meticulously desig

37 With this high time resolution, we are confident that dynamic processes of protein can now

38 We are confident that ILIT standardization and training wil

39 We are confident that it should be possible to unite resili

40 We are confident that our approach provides a road map for

41 Based on the obtained results we are confident that our motion-based approach to sensing

42 ogy and behavioral deficits in attention, we are confident that pharmacological manipulations were ef

43 votal role of EphA2 in tumor progression, we are confident that the agents reported could be further

44 Therefore, we are confident that the development of such plasmonic bio

45 were consistent with previous data; thus we are confident that the surveillance system is sufficient

46 We are confident that this infrastructure will build the fo

47 beginnings but it is rapidly evolving and we are confident that this tutorial review will help resear

48 Therefore, we are confident that zMADM will enable groundbreaking disc

49 ffected sibpair families will be required to be confident that all genes with effects on familial clu

50 Policy makers in various settings should be confident that antibiotic prophylaxis in miscarriage

51 ore sequencing large numbers of SAGE Tags to be confident that SAGE libraries are free from experimen

52 Therefore, we cannot be confident that temperature decline after overshoot is

53 ficiency and palmoplantar keratoderma and to be confident that the disease phenotypes in Slurp2(-/-)

54 of the method in CASP3, it is reasonable to be confident that the evaluation presented here gives a

55 s (5%) provided enough information for us to be confident that the outcomes reported in the published

56 ing standardized and quantifiable methods to be confident that they are safe and adequate replacement

57 mber whose probability is small, then we can be confident that we did not draw the number from the sa

58 Policy-makers should be confident that with mandatory legislation, effective

59 The practitioner also is confident that intervention in the context of earlier

60 e study medication (81.5 %; n = 141/173) and were confident that they would adhere to their preferred

61 We are confident the nCZE-TDMS platform will help advance n

62 ; P < .001, multiple logistic regression) to be confident to engage in future SDM.

63 s use is restricted to only those people who are confident with command line interfaces because it la