Sentence examples for credibly assess from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mueller's report may never go public, but we don't need a peek at the recommendations he delivered on Friday to Attorney General William Barr to credibly assess that something unethical and likely illegal went on in 2016.
"Whilst from the US reactions last week we now have some understanding of the situation, we need more detailed information in order to credibly assess reality and to be in a position to judge whether the obligations of the US side under the agreement have been breached.
More studies are necessary in dialysis patients to credibly evaluate the renal effects of statin therapy.
More studies are needed to credibly evaluate the effects of high-intensity statin therapy in patients with CKD.
"What they have to do at sentencing is assess what they can credibly talk to the jury about," Benjamin said.
Studies were subsequently included in the full review if: 1) the outcomes and costs have been assessed as being credibly, 2) at least 6 of the 11 quality criteria were rated as adequate or good; and 3) not more than three quality criteria were assessed as being inadequate.
Based on a measure which is introduced to evaluate the closeness between two nodes in the phenotype-gene heterogeneous network, we developed a Hitting-Time-based method, CIPHER-HIT, for assessing the modularity of disease gene predictions and credibly prioritizing disease-causing genes, and then identifying the genetic modules corresponding to potential subtypes of the queried phenotype.
If the Leveretts were urging caution in assessing the true desires of a bitterly divided population whose opinions cannot be credibly studied on a large scale, it would be a point well taken.
In all, 12 papers were vague or failed to value costs and consequences credibly.
Was Mr. Armstrong credibly enraged?
