That kind of examination was not possible, of course, for Ms. Brise, and Bishop Ricken said that his panel of three theological specialists had considered a host of indirect factors in concluding that her sighting was credible, following guidelines set by the Vatican in 1978.
Finally, credible SPM guidelines for NIRS data were obtained.
Irrespective of issues of whether governments should fund biologics in psoriasis at all, clinical practice and judicial decisions should be consistent with highly credible international guidelines.
In addition, ADA House resolution 24 states that any P4P program in dentistry will be challenged due to lack of "generally accepted/universal, credible quality guidelines developed by the profession" [ 30].
To make a guideline for guideline credible and acceptable, individuals with expertise in methodology, process and implementation of guidelines were involved in developing a guideline for guideline document.
Taken to their logical conclusion, relatively low-cost investments in events and joint trainings by organizations such as OCHA, could easily lead to the production of credible and welcome guidelines for novel actors at the top of the informatics sandwich, which include an explicit role for national authorities, protecting their agency and influence in the design and implementation of response.
In this spirit, Benedict has the obligation to shepherd not just guidelines but credible mandates that all priest-abusers and bishops who abetted their crimes face disclosure and punishment.
This figure stems from an AIA financed "study" that violates many major guidelines for conducting credible scientific analysis.
Since guidelines are more credible to physicians when developed by their own specialty organization [ 19] and the AAP recently published SSTI treatment recommendations, this is especially concerning.
GPs reported that they would be more likely to follow the advice if the guideline source was perceived as credible, and the recommendations did not conflict with any other guidelines.
