Sentence examples for credible scale from inspiring English sources

"Though we've achieved a credible scale and financial success, we acknowledge that our growth rate has slowed and our margins have decreased from the exceptionally high level we experienced in 2012," Tim Cook, chief executive of Apple said.

For Bayes factors, calibration scales have been proposed, but no credible scale has been proposed for the difference in DIC or the difference in mean scores [ 54].

Nevertheless, both groups rated the intervention as similarly satisfying (Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire-Modified, TSQ; [ 26]) and credible (Treatment Credibility Scale, TCS-M; [ 27]).

A treatment credibility scale comprising five items was administered to determine whether participants viewed the two treatments as equally credible [44].

Researchers have sought to establish a credible rating scale for deqi, such as the Subjective Acupuncture Sensation Scale (SASS) [ 28, 29], the MASS [ 13], the Southampton Needle Sensation Questionnaire [ 16] and the " deqi composite" [ 30].

Importantly, sufficient cells to allow predictive pharmacological testing are available within a credible time scale after surgery to inform the use of ADI-PEG20.

"MySpace Music represents the first credible, large-scale initiative in this direction," he said.

The first money came in late 2000, Dr. Davis said, and the attacks of September 2001 "made it clear that a very organized event on a large scale was credible".

Is it really credible to deliver the scale of the cuts needed to balance the books and avoid tax rises, as Osborne now says it is?

Prestige biases [16], [46] are more credible, particularly in small scale pre-industrial societies, but in modern western societies where there is considerable prestige associated with doctors and the medical establishment, these institutions have typically lobbied against the use of complementary medicines and traditional treatments.

As a measure of uncertainty for every one of the former logRR, we have estimated their standard deviations by means of the length of their 95% credible interval (in logarithmic scale) divided by 2*1.96.