reputability

Similar relations have been described by various authors of anesthesia and radiology in their intellectual piece of documents.Impact Factor is basically a measure of reputability of journals for librarians9.

The awards will spotlight the success stories of companies adopting such strategies that boost corporate reputability.

This implies the highly dependency of people on social networking for health education, which affects the credibility and reputability of these sites and sources.

To confirm the reputability of the low false positive number in the DS, three more runs were carried out.

"The exhibition will contribute to enhancing communication among businessmen, investors and owners of specialised companies to establish successful projects that will strengthen Qatar's reputability as a leading tourist destination in the region and the world," he added.

These alternative lending practices have various degrees of reputability; a wide spectrum exists between the purely predatory lending shop, on the one hand, and the creative value-adding venture, on the other.

Professor Pula's method of review seems to be based on making mocking innuendos, to the extent that I am surprised that the book review editor did not intervene in the interests of this journal's reputability. One such professionally irresponsible innuendo is the sneering contention that I limit discussion of World War II to 150 words.

generally judgments of worthiness, momentousness and reputability that individual creates as a result of evaluating him/herself are described as "self-esteem" (Aricak, 1999).

The publication of hundreds of thousands of documents that show that many of the world's great and good - including many heads of state of varying degrees of reputability - are squirrelling their money away in offshore hideaways in places like Panama and the British Virgin Islands has reignited the ire of the man in the street.