Sentence examples for relatively trustworthy from inspiring English sources
For a photographic print, production from the original negative may constitute a relatively trustworthy provenance; but what exactly is the "original" of a digital painting?
If interpretation of our findings as we do above is valid, then the average national follow-up rates of approximately 18% would imply that a large (but unknown) proportion of patients with infections have returned for follow-up and in effect that the infection rates in the SOSD appear to be relatively trustworthy.
We considered these studies to be relatively equally rigorous and trustworthy and treated them equally in the synthesis.
Such issues may have culminated in a feeling that high-level management was not trustworthy, which manifested in relatively extreme frustration with relatively micro-level issues.
Results with this cutoff are more trustworthy due to the (relatively) large number of cases than with a higher cutoff.
For academic scientists, relationships with collaborators who are either already familiar or deemed trustworthy (and scientifically interesting) can facilitate relatively informal working arrangements that cross institutional boundaries, as long as they remain within the academic sphere.
This should help stabilize world capital flow-reducing its flow to opaque, relatively dangerous places and increasing it to the more trustworthy ones.
Furthermore, ɛ is related to τ, the relative distance to the critical temperature, by ɛ = AτB; B is approximately 2.4, again relatively independent of the system, in contrast to A. In case of trustworthy values of the scaling parameters, the above relations offer an interesting possibility to estimate σ(T) from the sole knowledge of the critical temperature of the system.
As well as having more pressing financial concerns that previous generations haven't had to face – student debt, an inaccessible and inflated housing market, relatively lower wages for skilled work – pensions just don't appear to be a trustworthy option.
A majority of voters said they don't see Clinton as trustworthy in a number of recent surveys, a measure on which she scored relatively badly during her unsuccessful 2008 candidacy.
