Sentence examples for believed conferred from inspiring English sources

Responding to the challenge of post-communist restructuring, the government authorized the creation of private universities in the 1990s that, it is widely believed, conferred many degrees of questionable integrity.

All children born in France are citizens at birth, and citizenship, it was believed, confers an instant, almost mystical "Frenchness" on them.

The problems may be avoided by identifying your degree of belief in a proposition with the betting price you regard as fair, whether or not you enter into such a bet; it corresponds to the betting odds that you believe confer no advantage or disadvantage to either side of the bet (Howson and Urbach 1993).

Further, the average 15 nm increment in the thickness of the nanocapsule shell supports the hypothesis of the onset of a well structured bond-based interfacial domain, which we believe confers high stability to the nanostructured end product.

Superfood is a term sometimes used to describe food with high nutrient content that some believe confers health benefits as a result.

is a term sometimes used to describe food with high nutrient content that some believe confers health benefits as a result.

More important than mere foods, the presence or absence of these invisible substances was now generally believed to confer health benefits on their eaters.

Restoring about 20 30 % of CFTR function is believed to confer an at least partial clinical benefit to CF patients.

MfpA from Mycobacterium tuberculosis is a founding member of the pentapeptide repeat class of proteins (PRP) that is believed to confer bacterial resistance to the drug fluoroquinolone by mimicking the size, shape and surface charge of duplex DNA.

As noted, this entry will focus on human beings with "radical cognitive disabilities"[2] — disabilities in intellectual function and capacity that limit or preclude the development of one or more attributes believed to confer full moral status.

This apparent alteration of the metabolic potential is believed to confer a greater capacity to harvest energy contributing to obesity.