This situation seems the only credible way to explain the half-a-minute sneak-peek of Len Wiseman's remake of Total Recall, which has been released online as a sort of amuse bouche to its trailer, which comes out on Sunday.
These effects on transcript stability are clear, and yet, there is no credible hypothesis to explain the transcript-specific variability.
That might be the right choice, but if voters are going to go along with choices such as these, there is going to have to be a credible evaluation process to explain why some things are cut and some things aren't.
Luckily for Christie, few voters are paying attention to politics this far away from a national election, so the bridge-closing won't hurt his all-but-certain 2016 political campaign if Christie blames and fires some staffers, expresses outrage by their actions, and comes up with a credible sound bite to explain why he wasn't at fault.
(p. 674 in Borland et al., 2009 ) Based on the findings from this study, and the absence of any credible alternative hypothesis to explain the findings, we conclude that the stronger the warnings the greater the reactions, and thus the greater the quitting activity they evoke.
Nor has he been able to explain what credible and acceptable ground forces could retake and hold territory freed from Isis control by an intensified air campaign.
No credible account has been provided to explain why valuable assets were transferred on the cheap, but it is offshore secrecy that makes it impossible to determine whether DRC's political leaders were ever beneficiaries of Gertler's companies.
But it's incumbent upon journalists to press administration officials and lawmakers to explain what immediate, credible threats justify further military action against the Islamic State -- especially after the 13 years of war that followed the Sept. 11 attacks.
The secondary use of existing data is not necessarily less credible, but a statement might help to explain limitations in the study, including, but not limited to, relevant data not being assessed or the presence of peculiar population characteristics.
Table 3 gives the posterior means and the corresponding 95%% credible intervals for categorical covariates used to explain the variation in the prevalence of diarrhoea in children under five years of age.
