Interestingly, paper prototypes can reveal some issues that the user might think of as being outside the scope of the user interface, for example, the credibility of the company or the implications of using the interface in a social setting.
It focuses on usability tests (whether or not they use paper prototypes), preference for one design alternative (as sometimes there are different ways to provide a function), and issues outside the user interface (paper prototypes can reveal some issues that are considered outside the scope of the user interface, for example, the credibility of the company).
As an example, judging the credibility of subgroup effects when reading trial publications is challenging and, following recent recommendations, it is crucial to pre-specify anticipated subgroup effects before the analysis [ 42].
Rather, the example shows that the credibility of production and record-keeping standards at Indian factories are negotiated globally.
The prediction model should detect the credibility of the structure.
For example, American investors might worry about the credibility of the Bank of Japan, but Japanese investors may regard the dollar as a "safe haven".
One glaring example: his office attacked and dismissed the credibility of Theresa Astin, who testified in 1996 that her late husband, an armed robber who had been the prime suspect, had privately confessed to the murder.
For the critical HL subscale, the patients were asked to rate, for example, how often they had considered the credibility of the information, or had checked whether the information was correct.
Since macroevolutionary tests of coevolutionary scenarios require a phylogenetic context, incomplete taxon sampling and uncertainty in phylogenetic reconstruction often undermine the credibility of empirical examples.
In understanding the credibility of the budget, for example, the OBR was drawn upon to criticise the Conservatives' long-term fiscal plan and the lack of detail in the planned £12bn cuts to welfare.
Don't drag down the credibility of your publication by, for example, cavalierly citing unreliable sources.
