The difference was negligible and well within credible intervals, meaning there is no statistically significant variation.
He regularly proclaimed his allegiance to primal drives as the only credible substitute for meaning in a hostile universe.
The line of credit is legally viable and set for 30 days — meaning Credible isn't offering a range of rates, but an actual loan — and once accepted, the transaction is complete.
After arriving at the border, the mother passed a "credible fear" interview, meaning a federal official found her story believable, and she and her daughter could stay in the U.S. while her case remained pending.
She said most of the participants were asylum seekers who passed their "credible fear" screenings — meaning they expressed a fear of being persecuted or tortured in their home countries, and had their cases referred to a judge for a full hearing — and were supposed to be considered for parole.
The median of the variance of the cohort-time dependent random effect for the transition S to I was 2.6 (95% credible interval [0.80; 7.59]), meaning that the cohort random effect is significant for this transition.
But the package agreed had to be credible for the British, meaning that progress has to be made in the areas that are causing difficulty.
No venturing entrepreneur could claim credible understanding of the meaning of success in the foregoing passages without presumably encountering, and working through or around, any of myriad obstacles.
As it points out, elitism leaves "leading institutions less informed, less representative and, ultimately, less credible than they should be", meaning they focus "on issues that are of salience only to a minority but not the majority in society".
