But a lawyer for Mr. Defreitas said his client's words were "empty talk and exaggeration," and a lawyer for Mr. Kadir called into question the trustworthiness of the government informant, a convicted drug dealer who is receiving financial compensation and leniency on his sentence in exchange for his cooperation.
We classify the trustworthiness into three grades: trust, distrust, and uncertain, valued as 1, 0, and 0.5, respectively.
Therefore, when using crowdsourced data, it is necessary to take trustworthiness into account in order to ensure the accuracy and validity of the final results.
By baking trustworthiness into users' very first touchpoint with your product, you not only build a solid relationship between them and your brand, but with each other as they exchange goods and services.
To more reliably and efficiently broadcast messages to every peer in a group, we take into account the trustworthiness of each neighbor peer and newly introduce a way to deliver messages to the other members through most trustworthy neighbor peers.
"I've said for years that when the elites can't beat your ideas, they try to beat you down as a person -– to call into question your trustworthiness or intelligence or stability," he said in a statement.
It has been suggested to divide trustworthiness into credibility, dependability, transferability and conformability [ 40].
Harding continues to reduce the elements of trust and trustworthiness into some very crucial concepts.
Items should especially consider that laypeople must rely on others to justify their beliefs and particularly take into account the trustworthiness of different sources.
Recent polling has shown the presumptive Democratic candidate's lead over Trump narrowing again in recent days after the FBI called into question both her competence and trustworthiness during an investigation into a private email server used while she was secretary of state.
