Sentence examples for robust and credible from inspiring English sources

Robust and credible reputation systems are essential for the functionality of Peer-to-Peer (P2P) applications.

Now, more than ever, it needs to be – and be seen to be – a robust and credible benchmark.

ISPO, like new standards, has to overcome challenges to become robust and credible, but once fully operational has the potential to raise the standards of all growers in the country and have a major positive impact on the sector.

The development of a robust and credible geodesign discipline will depend equally upon an ever-growing inventory of excellent real-world examples of projects embodying geodesign principles, and upon the development and pursuit of a rich and rigorous research agenda that informs geodesign theory and practice.

The IFS report, commissioned by the NHS Confederation, offers a robust and credible analysis of the pressure this will place on the NHS and care system, which is already stretched to the limit, and of the implications for public spending on these services.

If the government funds sequencing without a robust and credible data sharing approach in place, this project will likely expand and harden existing silos, not level them.

"It's a disastrous government we've got right now, and where are we in offering really robust, serious and credible opposition to that?" he said.

Decision makers throughout industry are motivated by these customer expectations as well as their own sustainability goals, regulations and standards, market trends, and technology innovation to find robust tools and credible approaches to demonstrate their commitment to a more sustainable economy.

The main aim of our approach is to enable a scientifically robust, transparent and credible accounting of forest mitigation, making it more similar to the way GHG emissions are treated in other sectors, while avoiding potentially "unfair" outcomes associated with the possible projected decline of the forest sink or increase of forest harvest because of age-related dynamics.

In the absence of large numbers of biological replicates, it is our opinion that technical replication should be encouraged in order to provide robust, reliable, and credible expression-profiles.

Since both RZ and Δ CrI can have negative and positive values that are indicative of mode DIF, we first fit a logistic regression model with a quadratic term (i.e., RZ + RZ and Δ CrI + Δ CrI for robust Z and credible interval models, respectively) to predict simulated mode DIF.