Being regarded as neither popular nor hot seems to be territory that Ms. Gershow knows well, maybe in the classroom and certainly on the pages of her unusually credible and precise novel.
He said: "I can understand those who want this voluntary mechanism, but they will only be credible if they give precise and significant pledges by the end of July at the latest.
Mr Tusk added: "I can understand those who want this voluntary mechanism, but they will only be credible if they give precise and significant pledges by the end of July at the latest.
The F.B.I. said it deemed the information credible because Mr. Habenstein had precise times and dates of ships and claimed that the information came from a high United Arab Emirates military intelligence official who investigators said existed.
"Credible" may be more accurate.
eHowever, Smithson [74] has made a strong case that 'in all tasks, precise-conflictive sources were viewed as less credible than ambiguous-consensual ones even when subjects expressed preference for the precise-conflictive alternative.' what suggests that the requirement of inter-subjectivity has more relevance in terms of acceptance of the assessment.
In the second configuration, evaluation contexts require extensive, precise information, have high availability for credible information and a closed program system.
The common requirement is that the measured quantities be precise and the reported values be reliable and credible.
The overall estimates, which combine effects over different time points, were precise, however, and the lower end of their credible intervals did not cross the pre-specified boundary.
Thus, we developed a predictive model that is at the same time simple and precise, making it possible to produce a very credible estimate of FPC using only contraceptive prevalence, which is an indicator obtained much more easily from surveys.
