Sentence examples for credence regarding from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this research is to integrate the concept of precedent-based design into a rule-based system by identifying and organizing the design patterns of servicescape into reusable knowledge, propose a servicescape design support system, and confirm whether if the system helps to increase designers' credence regarding their design in terms of its market success.
With iPhones restricted to 4G for the foreseeable future, this is another potential big win and adds credence to leaks regarding a 5G Galaxy S10.
It is perplexing to me that your editorial would provide credence to certain allegations regarding a man who has had the respect and admiration of the country and was called to serve his country one more time.
As a result, Hoefer embraces the agent-centric nature of chances in his sense, regarding as essential the credence-guiding role for them that is captured by the Principal Principle.
32 Studies 26 50 has shown that callers have a great credence in telenurses advices, and despite not feeling quite confident regarding the advice, the callers followed them.
The most sympathetic note came in an MI6 report, in which he has the code S.76: "I do not think that, pending investigations, much credence should be attached to the various reports which have been made regarding any definitive activities which S.76 is allegedly to have been engaged in on behalf of the Bolsheviks.
They found that religious norms regarding Lent were respected in all nine communities, but that May credence was found only in the French communities and in one out of three Italian communities.
Ditto regarding the presence of Topo IB: the results of this work add credence to such a conclusion but alternatives based on horizontal gene transfer cannot be ruled out.
Casting credences in terms of the bets that are regarded as fair is also problematic in that it appears to associate degrees of belief with having certain full beliefs, which some think should be avoided.
Wilson advocates restoring credence to those gut reactions that psychotherapy has taught us to regard as insufficient or superficial.
