Sentence examples for which lends credibility from inspiring English sources

Google has already copied and indexed some eight billion Web pages, which lends credibility to its claim that it can digitize a big chunk of the 60 million volumes (counting duplicates) held by Harvard, Oxford, Stanford, the University of Michigan, and the New York Public Library in a matter of years.

Consequently, the simple assertions we mainly hear are heavily pre-selected, which lends credibility to the claim that our response to ordinary testimony is typically acceptance.

Though two key variables corruption and coca production levels are inherently difficult to measure, it is important to note that the corruption indicator, as defined in Sect. 1, has been constructed by an institution (PRS group) that has been collecting this type of information since 1980 and for over 140 countries, which lends credibility to its index.

Reported exposure patterns correspond to the traditional distribution of tasks such as men hunting and women caring for sick relatives, which lends credibility to our interview data.

The results remained virtually unchanged which lends credibility to our research design of dealing with the missing information on the parental leave use in Italy.

Moreover, literature mining confirmed that 14 out of the 17 candidate miRNAs have been reported to have aberrant expression in GC, which lends credibility to our finding.

Some results of the program are discussed which have been useful to chemists and which lend credibility to this approach.

Nevertheless, he remained a respected figure in the hip-hop world, which lent credibility to nonmusical pursuits such as his own clothing line.

The concordances between the referees were generally very high, which lent credibility to the coding process and the category system itself in the representation of the open responses.

From the analysis of the two cases, it emerged that the costing exercises represented an important driver of the HRDP elaboration, which lent credibility to the process, and provided a financial framework within which HRH policies could be discussed.

All of which lends further credibility to Ofcom's recent Communications Market report, which found that Guardian News & Media's print and digital titles – the Guardian, the Observer and theguardian.com – are the most trustworthy, accurate and reliable newspapers in the UK.