Sentence examples for comparative trust from inspiring English sources

-- to a question of comparative trust.

Regardless, we trust that this comment and response will remind the reader of inevitable incompleteness of comparative genomic analyses.

And we can certainly trust certain comparative judgments: even if we are almost completely ignorant of how to correct for the altitude change, if the reading falls fast consistently for an hour, we can safely infer that a low pressure front is moving in.

Despite its strong constitutional mandate and comparative advantage as a trusted source of technical expertise, the WHO currently lacks capacity to discharge this role effectively.

CHKS provides comparative benchmarking services to NHS trusts.

They keep creative writing students, comparative literature majors, and people with trust funds employed by giving them targets to lob their thesaurus at.

We undertook comparative case studies 27 across 12 NHS trusts in England with each trust and technology adoption decisions as units of analysis.

Comparative data from the same 15 trusts for previous years showed that access to CAMHS support was being more and more restricted.

Now, for the first time, the Internet research project by the nonprofit Pew Charitable Trusts has done a comparative analysis of the data collected since the project's inception.

Number of SDs (QUality and Outcomes Research Unit Measure, QUORUM banding) and comparative odds of hospital mortality difference from mean performance by trust compared for 2010/2011, 2008/2009 and 2009/2010, accounting for patient-level case-mix.

For instance, little comparative information is available and GPs do not always trust the information that is available [ 17].