ライフサイエンスコーパス: trustworthy

1 gly on their side are deemed warm (friendly, trustworthy).

2 standard population genetics methods are not trustworthy.

3 ages manipulated to look either more or less trustworthy.

4 omeone "on the inside" who is accessible and trustworthy.

5 relates to whether we consider others to be trustworthy.

6 h suppliers and buyers, not all of which are trustworthy.

7 rences in the costs and/or benefits of being trustworthy.

8 isms that incentivize some individuals to be trustworthy also create benefits for deterring selfishne

9 o untrustworthiness to be significantly more trustworthy and approachable than younger adults.

10 l to ensure secure and reliable data that is trustworthy and can be used by all.

11 companies the relevance of the faces (female trustworthy and male untrustworthy) that are important t

12 n criminal appearance were perceived as less trustworthy and more dominant in police mugshots as well

13 4)(1-) and provide methodology for obtaining trustworthy and quantitative data on nonconducting molec

14 ndividuals want their exchange partner to be trustworthy and then act according to that desire.

15 uld be avoided) but also females that looked trustworthy (and who might therefore be useful in cooper

16 nts donated significantly less and were less trustworthy, and overall our model found a significant i

17 ne how to make such intervention accessible, trustworthy, and understandable to the disadvantaged.

18 Data Repository, will contribute to finding trustworthy answers for many health and health care ques

19 The data should not only be trustworthy but should be correctly annotated for variou

20 hods assume that the data being compared are trustworthy, but this is not the case with raw DNA seque

21 ch are effectively audited and are viewed as trustworthy by diverse stakeholders.

22 CS methods align with the IOM principles for trustworthy clinical guideline development by creating a

23 establish new standards for developing more trustworthy clinical practice guidelines and conducting

24 d further developed the science of producing trustworthy clinical practice guidelines pioneered by in

25 ed to the Institute of Medicine's tenets for trustworthy clinical practice guidelines.

26 ed to the Institute of Medicine's tenets for trustworthy clinical practice guidelines.

27 tists who can create the channels needed for trustworthy communications.

28 ware Guard Extensions (SGX) and hardware for trustworthy computation.

29 Trust" established standards for developing trustworthy CPGs.

30 or insula activation to untrustworthy versus trustworthy faces, older adults showed muted activation

31 neration of information that is relevant and trustworthy for patients, and to enable decisions that i

32 groups found self-resemblance to be equally trustworthy for the same faces.

33 nce have developed recommendations to define trustworthy guidelines within their locales.

34 Medicine (IOM) published recommendations for trustworthy guidelines, effectively setting the "gold st

35 logy CPGs fail to meet the IOM standards for trustworthy guidelines.

36 ighly heterogeneous results, which hampers a trustworthy identification of accessible chromatin regio

37 ge for decisions based solely on faces, with trustworthy identities attracting 42% more money (Study

38 motionally neutral faces were deemed as less trustworthy if they were perceived as angry, and more do

39 ct higher returns or perceive people as more trustworthy, implying that their generous investments ar

40 rns about animal use underscore the need for trustworthy in vitro assays.

41 d side-effect of reputation systems: Equally trustworthy individuals may realize highly unequal excha

42 In addition, how friendly, trustworthy, intelligent, and self-confident a person wa

43 and whether they are perceived as friendly, trustworthy, intelligent, and self-confident.

44 formation can earn trust to show scientists' trustworthy intentions.

45 mpressions generally favors individuals with trustworthy-looking appearances.

46 rin, and limited data are available relating trustworthy measures of milk cobalamin to cobalamin stat

47 F values and can hopefully arrive at a more trustworthy model of the transition state.

48 In other words, the benefit received by the trustworthy must out-weigh the cost of helping the untru

49 upport the use of real-time information from trustworthy news reports to provide timely estimates of

50 ded, and whether counterparts were generally trustworthy or untrustworthy.

51 tures depicting women were judged to be more trustworthy (P = 0.0159) and intelligent (P = 0.0329) th

52 ing African Americans were judged to be more trustworthy (P = 0.0467) and self-confident (P = 0.0490)

53 es on dietary sugar do not meet criteria for trustworthy recommendations and are based on low-quality

54 es on dietary sugar do not meet criteria for trustworthy recommendations and are based on low-quality

55 evelopment of the methodology for generating trustworthy recommendations.

56 odel to assess the strength of commitment to trustworthy research and explores proven quality assuran

57 This requires a strong commitment to trustworthy research practices, as well as mechanisms th

58 districts will be considered to obtain more trustworthy results.

59 n becomes critical to providing reliable and trustworthy services to scientists.

60 r screening guidelines will continue to be a trustworthy source of information for both health care p

61 identify adult/pediatric apps with data from trustworthy sources that were not reviewed within the la

62 grounded in common sense and transmitted by trustworthy sources.

63 individuals to be more approachable and more trustworthy than did control subjects.

64 ion are perceived as, and actually are, more trustworthy than people who cooperate in a calculating w

65 e optimistic message ranked the physician as trustworthy vs 39 after the less optimistic message (P =

66 trusted more, and actually behave in a more trustworthy way, than non-punishers.