Sentence examples for a credible index from inspiring English sources

This suggests that by determining the expression, and localisation pattern, of PLCζ in sperm is likely to represent a credible index of oocyte activation ability for patients seeking ART.

He noted that a task force of the International Organization of Securities Commissions recommended earlier this year that "a benchmark should as a matter of priority be anchored by observable transactions entered into at arm's length between buyers and sellers in order for it to function as a credible indicator of prices, rates or index values," adding, "I agree with this".

How could people possibly regard Trussell as an accurate and credible index of food poverty, the Mail on Sunday suggests, if just any old cheat, fraudster, or journalist can roll up without ID and take advantage?

The conflicting information on the impacts of management on spatial and temporal soil quality changes necessitates a comprehensive approach that can combine soil property data into a credible soil quality index.

In 1999, a National Credibility Index from PRSA found that PR professionals were among the least credible of professions as a spokesperson.

The index that inspired these warnings, known as the Baltic Dry Index, was until recently viewed as a credible, if obscure, source one that has accurately signalled prior systemic failures, and one that economists of all stripes have routinely consulted as a trusted proxy for trade activity.

The results of our tests indicate that this new index using Odonata group appears to be a credible method that could potentially improve the evaluation system currently used for monitoring the ecological quality of watercourses in Corsica.

"They are a credible threat".

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"It is a credible threat.

Romney gives a credible speech.