Sentence examples for a better trust from inspiring English sources

"Florida Blue has the same problems everyone else has," said Dr. Michael A. Wasylik, an orthopedic surgeon in Tampa who works with insurers through the Florida Medical Association, but "they have a better trust relationship with doctors".

Results of studies which looked at forward collision warning systems show that early warnings tend to improve drivers' performances and receive a better trust judgement from the drivers when compared to later warnings.

In other words, testing the derived signal for information content provides a better trust index of the derived respiration rate than does an estimate of the quality of the underlying data from which the respiration signal is derived.

The experimental results have successfully confirmed that, our CAST can achieve approximately tens of times higher trust inference accuracy in average than the competing algorithms in the presence of context-correlated attacks, and more importantly can maintain a much better trust inference robustness against stereotyping errors.

As it happens, we all have a stake in a stronger, better, trusted Al Jazeera service.

For example, as some patients did better trust a diagnosis if it is grounded on objective parameters, physicians were not always able to convince patients that an extra medical test would not be beneficial [citation 11].

"There's a real unity amongst the team, there's much better trust between management and players and a better rapport.

The simulation based evaluation of proposed model in the context of a Hospital Online Appointment Service has shown that the proposed model provides better trust computation results than existing trust models for e-health systems.

If you have a sleek, modern website for your business, you'll build better trust with customers before they even enter the salon.

Researchers forecasting costs for industry stakeholders may not have a strong influence on participant recruitment, but it seems likely to foster better trust and stronger relations between research stakeholders and almost certainly enhances retention or re-contact of study participants.

5 A patient's self-rated health status is also better when there is better trust.