Sentence examples for wide credibility from inspiring English sources

For the moment, the military is maintaining order and enjoys wide credibility.

An estimate that has wide credibility among historians is that about 2percentt of those who came before Inquisition tribunals were burned at the stake, which would mean several tens of thousands of people.

Due to the weekly reporting of influenza in RAF camps, our MCMC algorithm was unable to distinguish between a range of possible solutions, leading to wide credibility intervals on the estimates for most parameters (See Appendix S1).

However, this is an exploratory analysis with imprecise estimates and wide credibility intervals.

28 Finally, we chose to define avoidable as being at least a 50% likelihood of the death being avoidable, a definition that has wide credibility and acceptability.

A full implementation of this approach in a PRA could typically mean hundreds of parameter distributions, and the result being very wide credibility intervals for the output parameters.

If Thorn becomes the Nets' president and director of basketball, he would bring the league-wide credibility the club has been seeking to attain with this hire.

It's clear that Bensouda sent the wrong message to him and other African leaders, and the issue now threatens the ICC's wider credibility.

It was a match they had to win to retain any sort of local pride, not to mention wider credibility after all the money that has been spent, and in the end they won it surprisingly convincingly.

Wolfgang Schäuble's dislike of Juncker is well known: in the German finance ministry, the European commission giving France leeway on fiscal rules is seen as having dealt a blow to the EU's wider credibility.

To incorporate the effect of uncertainty around the mutation rate, we used the upper and lower estimates of the mutation rate (4.54 12.54%) to calculate wider credibility intervals (CI) than if we had simply used the average mutation rate.