On the other hand, the fact that the method also performed well against the trustworthiness criteria in general reflects the formalization of the mixed methods approach to frame rapid appraisal.
Furthermore, the agreement of SPVs between the first and the second mapping pass contributes more to the acceptance of insertions, but is used as an indication against the trustworthiness of deletions.
The staff assess the man's mental state, physical condition, and, especially, his trustworthiness, by checking his story against those of others.
The effect of bias on the interpretation and trustworthiness of the evidence cautions against making conclusive recommendations pertaining to the effect of a chair intervention.
To investigate if people are inferring their opponent's style through face information, participants competed in a simplified poker game (Figure 2) against opponents whose faces varied along an axis of trustworthiness [26], [27]: untrustworthy, neutral, and trustworthy.
Given Erdogan's domestic and foreign policy conduct leading up to the referendum, the US and the EU must now seriously reevaluate Turkey's role in NATO, its viability as an ally in the fight against ISIS, and its trustworthiness under the presidency of Erdogan.
On the one hand, it provides secure data transmission, protects against eavesdropping, and improves the trustworthiness of communicating hosts.
In a trustworthiness testing, a website is not tested against a set of known inputs and matched the expected outputs with the actual ones.
There are a large number of persistent identification schemes available for use in repositories and it is useful to select these against criteria that include uniqueness, trustworthiness, reliability, scalability, flexibility, and transparency to users of the scheme.
It is apparent that people are adjusting their wagering behavior against opponents whose faces correlate with trustworthiness, although the reason for this change in behavior is unclear.
