Sentence examples for additional credence from inspiring English sources

I think that it probably does lend additional credence to the fact that Governor Dean would be considered by many to be the front-runner today".

Still, the investment shows how reliant Morgan Stanley and Wall Street are on foreign funds and gives additional credence to the joke now circulating on trading floors: "Shanghai, Dubai, Mumbai or goodbye".

This result gives additional credence to SAIM's integral approach to attention and translation-invariant object identification.

The intention is to demonstrate the consistency between the new and the old simulations, hence to lend additional credence to the current results.

Recent satellite photos analysed by experts from the Institute for Science and International Security ISISsuggestssomesome damage at the site, giving additional credence to the reports.

Additional credence is given to our assumption that dihydro-R is a hormone receptor modulator by the recent observation that another dietary polyphenol with a similar biological profile, genistein (Figure 5), also exhibits biphasic behavior in the regulation of prostate cancer cell growth [19].

However, several additional observations lend credence to the argument that this is likely to be a causal relationship rather than a statistical artifact.

For completeness, one might note that the postulation of an additional inhibition process has gained some credence from recent findings.

Of these, 20 combinations have a strikingly high LEO score of 3 or higher; for most of these 20 combinations, the model fitting p-value of the causal model SNP → Methylation → Expression is above 0.01, indicating a good fit and lending further credence to these results (Additional file 4: Table S3).

While overall I feel his stance has a high level of credence I still sought some additional clarity.

This result is consistent with expectation [ 18], illustrating the utility of eQTL replication as a simple approach to assess data handling measures and offering credence to its usage in additional comparisons.