Sentence examples for arguably directly from inspiring English sources

In General Relativity (GR) there is no fixed, prior or "background" spacetime structure that could be seen as independent of the dynamical laws; on the contrary, spacetime structure is explicitly constrained by, arguably directly determined by, the dynamical laws, i.e., Einstein's field equations (EFE).

And the growing concentration of wealth at the top is arguably directly related to that growing precariousness for most of the rest of us.

However, many of the characters, scenes and plot turns in Lamberto Bava's A Blade in the Dark (1983) were arguably directly inspired by Argento's film.

So the best measure, arguably, would look directly at policy changes.

Cyanogen is targeting a wider swathe of mobile buyers, and thus arguably competes more directly with Android, so it remains to be seen whether carrier backing can give it much uplift against Google's dominant flavor of Android.

Stem cells Arguably the result most directly affecting researchers was in Michigan, where voters passed a measure that will free scientists from state restrictions on stem cell research.

So once again, what we have before us is a justified true belief that isn't knowledge.[14] Arguably, this belief is directly justified by a visual experience; it is not inferred from any falsehood.

Forms in which the adults consume the host directly have arguably arisen either twice independently – in the ancestor of Asteromyzostomum and Protomyzostomum (which reside in asteroids and ophiuroids) and in the ancestor of Mesomyzostoma (which live within crinoids) – or three times (separately in Asteromyzostomum and Protomyzostomum).

It is, arguably, the occupation that most directly affects the day-to-day quality of life of the nation's frail elderly.

Participating directly in innovation — arguably at one of the forefronts — likely has a bit more appeal than writing books and speaking.

Whilst HCPs framed these issues as being beneficial to patients, arguably they highlighted the things directly related to their practice.