Sentence examples for reasonable credibility from inspiring English sources

Information required to specify these distributions with reasonable credibility is available in reports evaluating inter-rater agreements, as in reference.

But knee-jerk reactions to all government regulation, even those essential and reasonable, destroy any credibility in fighting regulations that legitimately should be resisted.

Through analysing this material in a structured way, we believe that a reasonable degree of credibility has been reached.

In this study we believe that we have reached a reasonable degree of credibility through the way in which we have conducted the interviews, including the questions asked.

In addition, we believe that our structured analysis of the interview material has given the results a reasonable degree of credibility, which is further supported by the dual categorisation done by two researchers and the negotiated consensus [ 26].

By allowing Ms. Bibi to become a pawn in a turf-war with the judiciary and the Islamists, the government compromised its credibility, marginalized reasonable and tolerant voices in the ruling party and made life even more precarious for persecuted minorities.

Ellis remarks that "to try to make the facts as we know them conform to the 'rogue shark' theory is stretching sensationalism and credibility beyond reasonable limits".

From the results, we derived two indications: 1) as a metric, our definition of weight is reasonable in assessing the credibility of drug-disease correlation - the greater the degree of reliability, the larger the weight, while the smaller the weight, the lower the reliability; 2) combined with modularity in projected network, our method is very effective in predicting drug-disease associations.

Even under the law of New York, the obligation to report suspected abuse is triggered only when a threshold of credibility is met: "reasonable cause to suspect".

Football's purists take some sort of schadenfreude in Chelsea's failure to, thus far, claim the one thing that would establish their super-club credibility beyond any reasonable doubt.

Prosecutors for Manhattan's district attorney Cyrus Vance told justice Michael Obus of State Supreme Court in Manhattan that they could not prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt because of serious credibility issues with Nafissatou Diallo, the hotel housekeeper who had accused Strauss-Kahn, the former chief of the International Monetary Fund, of sexually assaulting her.