Sentence examples for attributed credibility from inspiring English sources

The previous medical studies, showing the capability of bone marrow to regenerate a transplanted patient's bone marrow attributed credibility to these finding [ 31].

Thomas Reid suggested that, by our very nature, we accept testimonial sources as reliable and tend to attribute credibility to them unless we encounter special contrary reasons.

It attributes credibility to each story based on factors like how "influential" the author is on Blottr, how many other people have contributed to the story and how many times its been shared on Facebook and Twitter or been bookmarked.

The department attributes many of Hanford's problems to a cold-war rush to produce nuclear weapons at any price, but today's report attributed the credibility problems to current management.

That's partly true, but what Green has done is define trust as a being composed of four attributes: credibility, reliability, intimacy and self orientation.

In The Trusted Advisor, Maister, Green and Galford describe trust attributes as credibility, reliability, intimacy and a low self-orientation.

3. Government credibility: the government credibility attribute mainly refers to how the government exercises its rights and supervision powers in alignment with laws and regulations.

Higher credibility was attributed to spokespersons with no organizational affiliation, and to military practitioners over civilians.

The positive impacts of the survey findings were attributed to the perceived credibility of the survey by EU groups, the processes used to disseminate the findings and a range of contextual factors.

For decades, research in the subject focussed on attributes like "credibility" and "attractiveness," but by the eighties the inadequacies of those models were obvious.

When a user chooses Airbnb over Hilton, this could be attributed to his concern over the credibility of the platform and its users.