The networking has the credible transmission property, including wireless access and fiber transmission.
Numerous validation studies have since shown that the PCS has a concrete factor structure, credible psychometric properties (i.e. internal consistency, test-retest reliability and validity) and is correlated to other health outcomes such as pain intensity, pain-related disability, fear-avoidance behaviours and psychological distress [ 15, 16].
In addition to not being compatible with the above theories of properties, however, it is not obvious that Francescotti's account is compatible with any credible theory of properties.
Despite its theoretical appeal, such a tax does, however, pose some practical difficulties, including the need for up-to-date registers of ownership and credible calculations of a property's value.
Of these methods, the maximum spatial resolution of nano-CT is only 50 nm, and so it cannot satisfy the requirements for shale nanopores of less than 50 nm, which can make the prediction of the fluid migration properties less credible.
As results of FE studies depend on many conditions (e.g., geometry, mesh density, element type and order, and material properties), more credible results can be obtained if more accurate geometries are used in the 3D models, when the other parameters have been confirmed.
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Table 1 Narrow-sense heritability of measured wood properties, calculated as per Eq. 1 Property Heritability 95% credible regions Strain 0.63 0.28–0.98 Density 0.54 0.11–0.97 Diameter 0.76 0.42–1.0 Volumetric shrinkage 0.29 0.13–0.45 Acoustic velocity 0.97 0.60–1.0 Stiffness 0.82 0.82–1.0.82
A number of reasonably well-structured research projects conducted by competent scholars, in fact, have failed to find credible evidence that stronger intellectual property rights stimulates local pharmaceutical innovation[ 41].
It appears plausible that realists should aim to have something illuminating to say both about the nature of the relation between the ethical and base properties, and a credible epistemology for how we come to know such relations.
