Working on the credibility of this concept since some years, we highlight here its main technological and research perspectives.
Adopting a well-respected financial tool to demonstrate risk, used by analysts and energy policy experts alike, also boosted the credibility of the concept.
The credibility of this concept depends on the degree of independent validation that can be found in the different studies during the development program and the completeness of the sampling in every study.
In "The Untouchables," Mr. De Palma is constantly teetering on the edge of offensiveness to credibility, conventional concepts of decency and movie manners.
The credibility of the CSC concept has however been boosted by the recent demonstration, using in vivo models of murine cancer, that infrequent cells with CSC-like properties can be tracked and are responsible for post-therapy recurrence (Chen et al. 2012; Driessens et al. 2012).
Through 30 years' faithful cooperation to the IAEA-initiated safeguards program, TRP contributed also to the developments of the international credibility upon the concept of safeguards system of reprocessing plant in non-nuclear weapon state.
This seems to be a major weakness, which threatens the future credibility of mHealth as a concept.
You could be forgiven for wondering if the elimination of the very institutions that lent credibility to the concept of independence is a core design priority.
That same mix-in story was in the tailored coats that teamed with the jeans, giving more credibility to the concept of melding the hip and the classy.
Due to the numerous aspects of appeal, credibility and risk to be compared for each media item, agreement between authors was assessed by calculating the proportion of concepts on which both authors agreed.
But inquiry into the credibility of specific miracle claims inevitably raises questions regarding the concept of a miracle, and arguments regarding particular claims cannot be evaluated until the nature of that concept has been at least reasonably clarified.
