Sentence examples for range of credible from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for BP said the company has plans for a "range of credible spill scenarios".

Citing "a range of credible sources," Ms. Pillay said more than 2,800 civilians had been killed and more than 7,000 had been wounded, including hundreds of children, since Jan . 20

BP said its modelling allowed it to plan for a "range of credible spill scenarios" and that it had commissioned the Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre to chart the southern coast and devise contingency plans.

And most of the actors, many of them appearing for the first time in a feature film, lack either the skill or the directorial guidance to endow their characters with a full range of credible motives and responses.

This is that while many companies have made a range of credible commitments on their social and environmental goals and policies, and generally seem to understand the serious sustainability risks and opportunities for the future of business, they are finding it difficult to implement these either quickly or consistently, whether internally or along their supply chains.

LOPA may however not cover the whole range of credible scenarios, and calamitous surprises may emerge.

"The district attorney's office continues to compile a broad range of information from credible and reliable sources that have knowledge of diocesan activities," he said in a statement.

The nonexperimental studies cited below generally fall within the range of those considered credible by these criteria.

For other parameters where statistical uncertainty was not available, we varied estimates by range of interest within credible values informed by clinical practice.

The range of the 95% credible interval of the comparison of imatinib against prostacyclins as add-on to ERA + PDE5i was also increased, by a large factor, illustrated in Figure  5, due to its reliance on the down-weighted observational studies.

The main change from the results of the model without down-weighting of the observational studies, models M1, M2 and M3 in Table  5, was the increased range of the 95% credible intervals for treatment effects estimated on the basis of observational studies, such as β6.