Sentence examples for reduced credibility of from inspiring English sources

A value of Gini Coefficient nearer to zero would indicate a more even retweet behaviour and a value above 0.5 and nearer 1 would indicate greater disparity in that a few users are involved in retweeting a large number of tweets from the source and hence the possibility of misinformation in the contents and reduced credibility of the source.

Although to his mind the characterisation was less endearing, Peel suggests that it is an over-emphasis on the visual, at the expense of characterisation, that truly accounts for the reduced credibility of Captain Scarlet.

In addition, there were emails from a prominent mammography proponent asking Dr. Folkman, who was coauthor of one of our papers, to remove his name as coauthor so as to reduce credibility of our papers suggesting surgery can sometimes accelerate metastatic tumor growth.

Difficulties in recruitment and underrepresentation of the public healthcare sector might however reduce credibility of our research [ 40, 41].

A key finding that may impact the scale up of rapid oral HIV testing was that the test kit recorded lower sensitivity (77.5%) than stated by the manufactures, which may reduce credibility of this test and consequently, acceptability by populations at risk for HIV.

Horacio A Losoviz, the Argentinian president of Indra (a Spanish IT and defence company) in Buenos Aires, believes the crisis has reduced "credibility about the possibility of obtaining investments from those countries".

Sadly, his first motive reduced the credibility of his second.

The sight of squabbling politicians and the resulting deadlock had further reduced the credibility of the political class.

Even a well-informed army official, who declined to be identified, acknowledged that reports of field officers are not always completely accurate and that the inaccuracies have reduced the credibility of the spokesman's office.

Unfortunately, earned autonomy as currently designed in the NHS provides little incentive effect for senior managers [ 39]; in part because a lack of commitment by the Department of Health in awarding or withholding autonomy reduced the credibility of the policy.

Eli M. Noam, a Columbia business professor who said he thought that generating more revenue from intellectual property was legitimate, said he still worried that "long term, it will reduce the credibility of universities and will probably reduce the willingness of society to take care of these institutions".