"The credibility of this technology is exceedingly fragile if people can't trust standards," Blumenthal said.
"The credibility of this technology is exceedingly fragile if people can't trust standards – not necessarily for you, but for all the other actors that may come into this space at this point".
Manually collected MIPS database has been regarded as a trusted standard dataset.
Many people are aware that the FICO credit score is the trusted standard, but did you know there are different versions of the FICO score?
The report was rejected by Tony Blair because, he said, the familiar and (he thought) trusted standards of A-levels and GCSEs should be preserved.
William C. Weldon, the chief executive of Johnson and Johnson, said in the statement said that steps like the historical product reviews "help us assure that moving forward, any of our products in the marketplace live up to the trusted standards and expectations that consumers have for all products coming from a Johnson & Johnson company, anywhere in the world".
Do anti-trust standards ever come into play in terms of the competitiveness of individual insurance markets?
But the trust's standard mortality ratio is worse than expected.
From a patient's perspective, or a parent's perspective, it seems hard to trust even standard clinical studies, which don't always catch problem drugs, whether it's Vioxx or whatever next month's headline will be.
The company took off in 1995, when it acquired Hotel Investors Trust, a real estate investment trust and standard operating company that traded as a single stock -- a so-called paired-share or stapled REIT.
So when the promisee goes searching for a reason to trust, the standard one is barred from consideration.
