| As strange as it sounds, the strength of this book lies in its believability. |
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| When a person reports or evaluates qualitative research, it is important to assess the findings for plausibility and believability. |
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| The choice of Latin and Aramaic languages with subtitles does add an air of believability to the period setting. |
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| My sister frequently demands queenly treatment, but her latest examples defy believability. |
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| Some films answer this question by poeticizing realism, through irony and humaneness, or by just giving up believability. |
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| And the students portrayed their roles with believability and passion, he said. |
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| The thrust of the success of this movie is the absolute believability in the three characters. |
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| Yet far from being stale, her character comes across with freshness and believability. |
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| More information is needed on the degree of believability of origin labelling. |
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| This is because many decisions on matters of access and custody hinge on the believability of memories of who did what to whom and when. |
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| Current models limit both the kinds of motion expressible and the believability of motions expressed. |
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| Somehow the believability of the hon. member's argument does not stand up, then, to greater scrutiny in the face of these statistics. |
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| When we examine the various assessments of believability by income and education, an interesting pattern emerges. |
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| Does this additional information cause you to change your assessment of the believability of this theory? |
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| The relative light-mindedness with which the film deals with the events in question finds its artistic corollary in a plot with serious lapses in believability. |
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| Michelle Monteith, baby-voiced and appropriately mousy as Laura in the first act, manages the transformation in the second with great believability. |
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| Furthermore, credibility is, in part, a question of how the conclusions are reported: the believability of conclusions depends partly on how they are presented. |
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| There are many possibilities, with varying degrees of believability. |
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| In other words, you exchange believability with hypotonicity. |
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| Working in a creative and innovative environment, where I can use my problem-solving proficiency as well as my technical adaptability to create visual effects with an emphasis on both aestethic and believability. |
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| Your lie reflected mine, the smooth believability of my jealousy, the unbelievability of the timing. |
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| Compared to the results from the general population survey in May 1999, the degree of uncertainty about the believability of the information from the federal government is slightly higher among the Aboriginal population. |
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| It is their desire to further heighten the believability and integrity of advertising in Canada and thereby make it an even more effective influence in the economic growth of the nation. |
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| I wonder if the member has some concerns about the believability of the information that the government seems to be putting forward to the House on matters of importance to all Canadians. |
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| In fact, the similarity of a figure or an object in a forgery to that in a well-known work of art often adds to the believability of the new creation. |
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| In many deductive reasoning tasks, researchers manipulate orthogonally the believability of conclusions and their logicality. |
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| His ability to convincingly evoke human menace, subterfuge, and fear gave his psychological thrillers great impact while maintaining their subtlety and believability. |
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| Without really understanding costs, how can one go forward to assess the merits and believability of scenarios. Predicting future demand is as hard if not harder. |
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| Another strength of Aislin's cartoons is their believability. |
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| But the raw believability of, say, Magnum photography has been done for. |
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| Utilising Havok FX and NVIDIA graphics technology, game developers can now implement sophisticated physical phenomenon such as debris, smoke, and fluids that add immense detail and believability to game environments. |
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| The advertising stories are illustrated in drawn storyboards, which are also then tested with target audiences for believability, attractiveness, and potential behavior change power, again by an independent research agency. |
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| The level of believability of information originating from the Government of Canada is surprisingly high, and only somewhat lower than in the general public. |
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