Although the actual daily usage cannot be measured directly, the methodology used was aimed at ensuring that the estimates based on dispensed volumes per time period would credibly reflect the true consumption of each drug by typical patients receiving GLP-1 receptor agonists.
While it's true that today's machines can credibly perform many tasks (playing chess, driving cars) that were once reserved for humans, that doesn't mean that the machines are growing more intelligent and ambitious.
Remarkably enough, "The Moonlight Room" relies on other, more substantive, tried-and-true devices: sharply observed characters, a credibly complicated and suspenseful situation with high stakes, and an unashamed realism that in this case depicts a slice of New York City that theatergoers will recognize as authentic (2 10) TriBeCa Playhouse, 111 Reade Street, (212) 868-4444.
Remarkably enough, "The Moonlight Room" relies on other, more substantive tried-and-true devices: sharply observed characters, a credibly complicated and suspenseful situation with high stakes, and an unashamed realism that in this case depicts a slice of New York that theatergoers will recognize as authentic (2 10) Beckett Theater, 410 West 42nd Street, (212) 212-6212.
"SOME times" tweeted Rick Santorum, not at all credibly, "I hate it when what I predict comes true".
What about online communities seething with resentment against feminism, whose true believers threaten rape, beheading, and shooting so persistently and credibly that terrified women have to cancel public appearances or flee their homes, forcing other women to silence themselves lest they, too, be made to fear for their lives?
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.
If the charges in the complaint are true, especially those regarding the specifics of the investigation, then Rodriguez could indeed credibly claim to be at least a partial victim of what the suit calls a "witch hunt" by the league.
This is particularly true in the rapidly growing emerging markets in Asia, Latin America, and Africa, where few law firms can credibly claim to provide comprehensive service – and those that claim to have this capacity often do so through a set of loosely affiliated offices.
Was Mr. Armstrong credibly enraged?
