In all three projects there is a shared commitment to scientific rigor to provide credible information, with the recognition that credibility is essential to the ability to negotiate change.
This dimension ranged from the assumption that medical textbooks always provide credible information to the perception that the credibility of medical textbooks is always questionable and should therefore be critically scrutinized.
The distribution of job tenure suggest the informants have had fair experience on the job to enable them provide credible information about successes and problems of hospitals under the scheme.
"I think they should be able to provide credible information about how these memos came into their possession," Mr. Jones said.
Rigorous assessments of the economic impacts of introduced species at broad spatial scales are required to provide credible information to policy makers.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (//www.cdc.gov/) is recognized as the lead federal agency for protecting the health and safety of people – at home and abroad, providing credible information to enhance health decisions, and promoting health through strong partnerships.
Dr. Kay said the basic problem with the way the C.I.A. tried to gauge Iraq's weapons programs is now painfully clear: for five years, the agency lacked its own spies in Iraq who could provide credible information.
One official said it was impossible to verify the account, but said American investigators believed the suspect was providing credible information that was useful in the inquiry into the Cole attack on Oct. 12, which killed 17 American sailors.
Their goal is to create a system that will provide credible information about the past performance of NGO's that will allow donors to make plausible predictions about future performances, the kind of credibility that generally accepted accounting principles are supposed to ensure for financial investors in the stock market.
