Those gained further credence with Wednesday's announcement.
Its results lend further credence to the health hypothesis.
Offering further credence to the genre, professional instructors and gyms, rather than models and actresses, are increasingly headlining videos.
The Guardian's story was published online on 12 February at 5.30pm and was given further credence by a posting on the zoo's Facebook page on 13 February.
The revelation gives further credence to the CIA's finding last week that the Kremlin deliberately intervened in the US presidential election to help Donald Trump.
Her comments are given further credence by former BBC reporter Olenka Frenkeil's article in which she describes how she was sidelined at the corporation as she became older.
Now a new study, co-authored by Holland with two colleagues at the research center, adds further credence to this view.
That development gave further credence to a view that Spanish banks have not reserved sufficient capital to counter their bad loans.
Yet the fear that it is locked in an economic death spiral was given further credence last week when Eurobank analysts announced that consumption and exports had also fallen, by 6.4%and7.2%2%, in the second quarter of the year.
Positive-minded players in a successful side are always worth a look and trumping Carter has added further credence to Owen Farrell's nomination for this year's International Player of the Year Award.
Add his brace that earned the Republic of Ireland a two-legged victory over Bosnia in the Euro 2016 play-offs last October and Walters' ability to rise to the one-off occasion is given further credence.
