They roped in Glen Campbell – "I think the extent of our UK credibility may have been slightly exaggerated to his people," Matthews laughs – for a version of Rhinestone Cowboy.
"We are therefore unable to determine the detail of the offences, the extent and credibility of any evidence or if any action was taken".
The fact that he is a defendant does not condemn him as unworthy of belief, but at the same time it creates an interest greater than that of any other witness, and to that extent affects the question of credibility.
The entire affair undermines to some extent the credibility of the long-suffering MTA, which is wrongly accused as much as it is properly faulted.
The model generates portfolios which are optimal to the extent of achieving the highest credibility values for the objective functions.
The extent of overlap in 95% credibility intervals of age estimates from different genes gives an idea of the suitability of an individual node as a secondary calibration point.
An alternative way of examining congruency of estimates among genes, in combination with precision, is to evaluate the extent of overlap in 95% credibility intervals for individual nodes among genes (Additional file 4: Figure S2).
"This does stress the limits of credibility to some extent," a California energy commissioner, Jeffrey Byron, said at one contentious hearing, "when an attorney representing a labor union is so focused on the potential impact of a solar power plant on birds".
The glorious lack of credibility.
In addition to the four types of source credibility proposed by previous studies (presumed credibility, reputed credibility, surface credibility, and experienced credibility), this study shows that two other types of source credibility (verifiable credibility and cost-effort credibility) play a significant role in shaping students' perceptions of credibility.
Secondly, the modified method of credibility factor in MAS is used to calculate the credibility of WAS.
