Sentence examples for trustworthy measures from inspiring English sources

Researchers who have found correlations of similar magnitude concluded that the teacher judgments under consideration were trustworthy measures of students' achievement (see, for example, Feinberg & Shapiro, 2009; Hoge & Coladarci, 1989).

A study in 2011 by New York University psychologists published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences tested "trustworthy" measures through photographs and questions given to a group of racially diverse participants.

NICCOMO® (Medis, Germany), a noninvasive ICG device that provides trustworthy measures, could be a complementary monitor for CVVHDF, supporting fluid balance and helping avoid hemodynamic instability [ 2].

However, we emphasise the inductive nature of the analytic process and the trustworthy measures employed to ensure that the findings were grounded in the participants' experiences.

Next month: why "voting" isn't really a trustworthy measure of how people vote.

The scores released on Wednesday were the first attempt to establish what the officials considered a more trustworthy measure of students' abilities.

The only trustworthy measure of the position of spinal structures is Radiography [ 24, 29].

The fact that potential investors and credit organisations have no trustworthy way to measure the investment and credit risk represents a major drawback.

Moreover, before the grid starts to interact with the trustworthy entities, the pre-measure scheme is presented to filter distrustful entities further, which is based on accuracy and honesty.

The researchers in both of these studies concluded that the ROC functions were influenced not just by stimulus noise (as they should be) but also by decision noise; as the number of decision options increased, the recognition measures became less trustworthy.

Reckless audacity came to be considered the courage of a loyal ally; prudent hesitation, specious cowardice; moderation was held to be a cloak for unmanliness; ability to see all sides of a question, inaptness to act on any....The advocate of extreme measures was always trustworthy; his opponent a man to be suspected.