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Trials with sufficient sample sizes are scientifically and ethically justified and more credible compared with trials with insufficient sizes.

Results revealed, also, that 95% prediction confidence intervals of streamflow and streamwater IN concentration estimated from MSC were more credible compared with those estimated from SSC, which are reflected by narrower confidence intervals and higher percentage of observations bracketed in the estimated unit confidence intervals.

It is also possible that interpersonal discussions about e-cigarettes tend to be more persuasive and credible compared with advertising and media content.

Yet even this "not credible" target looks credible compared to the remarkable target Australia managed to squeeze from the first incarnation of the Kyoto Protocol.

Zone A is more credible to interference compared to Zone B. In Fig. 5 the uncertainty interval is defined by Δd=1−m/v, where m is the m t h iteration, v denotes the number of iterations.

John Williams heard from French soldiers during his captivity that more than 40 French and Indian soldiers were lost; Haefeli and Sweeney believe the lower French figures are more credible, especially when compared to casualties incurred in other raids.

For both the TB and malaria focused studies the overall trend was towards better reporting of research conduct, study context and analysis as well as more credible and rich findings in the qualitative-only articles compared with mixed methods articles.

Therefore, we can evaluate the effectiveness of our proposed sampling compared with the random approach in providing more credible content while mitigating the effect of missing content.

Compared with traditional advertising provides, eWOM marketing is a more credible and low-cost alternative.

Compared to the bare detection of the test line, this quantitative approach is much more credible and applicable.

Overall, the content of active users was shown to be more credible for the proposed user-centric model, which can be the result of having fewer activity gaps compared with the random sampling.