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Filter by Meaning The veracity of his claims was attestable by the supporting evidence he presented.
The morality of a person is not always attestable by their actions.
The language proficiency of the candidate is attestable by their TOEFL score.
The company's high-quality products are attestable by their satisfied customers.
The success of the project is attestable to the efficient use of resources.
The witness gave an attestable testimony in court.
The lawyer argued that there was no attestable proof of his client's guilt.
The knowledge of a language is attestable by the ability to speak it.
The accuracy of the historical account is attestable by the evidence found in archives.
The durability of the product was attestable by its resistance to wear and tear.
The legality of the contract is attestable by the signatures of all parties involved.
The safety of the car is attestable by its crash test ratings.
The excellence of the performance is attestable to the hours of practice they put in.
The contract contained an attestable clause that ensured fair treatment for all parties.
The scientific theory must be based on attestable evidence.
The accuracy of the report is attestable by the eyewitnesses' accounts.
The validity of his theory is attestable through empirical data.
The medical report is an attestable proof of the patient's injuries.
The company's commitment to sustainability is attestable by their eco-friendly practices.
The accuracy of the financial statements is attestable by a certified public accountant.
The accuracy of the report is attestable to the data provided by reliable sources.
The safety of the product is attestable by conducting rigorous quality control tests.
The candidate's qualifications are attestable by his impressive academic record.
The accuracy of the measurements was attestable by the calibration of the equipment.
The recorded conversations are attestable proof of the politician's corrupt dealings.
The cleanliness of the hotel room is attestable by the housekeeping staff.
The credibility of the witness is attestable by their prior reputation for honesty.
The accuracy of the scientific experiment is attestable through repeated trials.
The building's construction adheres to attestable safety standards.
The accuracy of the results is attestable by the experiment's methodology.
The evidence presented in court was attestable and proved the defendant's guilt.
The company's financial statements are attestable by a certified public accountant.
The quality of the translation is attestable by comparing it with the original text.
The engineer designed a product that was attestable to be durable and reliable.
The financial statement is an attestable source of information for the audit.
The archaeologist found an attestable artifact that dated back to the Roman Empire.
The accuracy of the financial report is attestable by the external auditor's review.
The signatures on the contract were attestable by a notary public.
The safety of the amusement park ride was attestable by its compliance with industry standards.
The DNA evidence is an attestable proof of the suspect's guilt.
The validity of the experiment's results is attestable through statistical analysis.
The accuracy of the research findings is attestable through the provided data.
The age of the archaeological artifact is attestable by carbon dating.
The witness testified to an attestable account of the accident.
The validity of the survey results was attestable by the large sample size and random selection.
The scientific experiment was designed to produce attestable results.
The purity of the gold is attestable by its karat level.
The effectiveness of the medication is attestable by its clinical trial results.
The marketing team created a campaign backed up by attestable data and statistics.
The historical documents are attestable to the accuracy of the author's research.
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