Research programs are commonly regarded as more credible, and their results less suspect, when they employ transparent processes and procedures regarding ownership of data, release of results, and publication of results.
That is that they are regarded as more credible, trustworthy, and believable than African-Americans or Hispanics, when they speak.
The FBI UCR only captures about 50percentt of all crimes in Denver, so the NIBRS is generally regarded as more credible.
Where external expert involvement is feasible, a study should be regarded as more credible when it occurred.
Medical research news based on published studies can thus be regarded as being more credible than news generated from other sources, such as scientific or press meetings presenting preliminary findings that are not yet published [10], [11].
Moreover, the Tω arithmetic provides more credible (or conservative) information/results with regard to the amount of fuzziness in the 300 mm manufacturing processing model.
Fortunately, we're hearing an amplification of alternative ideas, from more credible voices, like Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, regarded by many as the "staunchest defender of Social Security in Congress".
The proposed criterion would regard a study as more credible if, once such a registry is established, the study had been timely registered.
Pasquier denied that medieval chronicles were "authorities," instead regarding them as raw materials or primary sources, no more credible than law codes or even folk traditions.
Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr., an architect of Plan Colombia, a 10-year-old program of military cooperation with Colombia, will be the more credible influence to push the proper decision at the proper time in this regard.
Accordingly, this criterion regards studies that have undergone governmental peer review pursuant to the Peer Review Bulletin as more credible than those that have not.
