Sentence examples for trustworthiness of the source from inspiring English sources

According to a new study from Jupiter, to be published on July 16th, 65% of health-search users believe that relevance is the most important criterion when deciding whether to click on a particular result; only 16% rate the trustworthiness of the source as most important.

Information accuracy has two dimensions, the degree of redundancy and the trustworthiness of the source.

This fits with the emphasis on evaluating the trustworthiness of the source of an offer in the 'consider an offer' approach (Entwistle et al, 2008).

Most frequently, the strength of a source was seen as a function of a participant's perceptions of the trustworthiness of the source, the expectation that the information provided was accurate, and the amount of work needed to verify or modify the information (see Theme II – Value Modification).

As well as the two extremes: 'be screened' (a clear recommendation) and 'analyse and choose' (the individual should weigh up risks and benefits and make their own decision), an intermediate position was identified, termed 'consider an offer', which provides a recommendation but encourages people to consider the trustworthiness of the source (Entwistle et al, 2008).

Of interest is that media actors appeared to make assumptions about the trustworthiness of the source that they received information from, with media actors being less trusting of information provided by the food industry, with the assumption that during a food incident, food companies are 'guilty until proven innocent'.

To take on Google: Blekko, a new search engine, launching today, that edits its results based on the trustworthiness of the sources.

It is a seismic shift that poses a number of questions from the trustworthiness of the sources to the quality of the final product.

The perceived trustworthiness of the sources providing information, including the Department of Health, and wider public scepticism about Government pronouncements on health following the BSE outbreak, also play a part [ 14].

If you are still questioning the trustworthiness of this source, cross check some of the information provided against a trustworthy source.

Most of our test persons seemed inclined to be satisfied with a quality assessment short-cut: making judgements about the trustworthiness of the publishing source rather than critically assessing individual documents of research as EBM teaching encourages.