It proves only that at the time of Sima Qian a certain Li family (see above) pretended to be descended from the Daoist sage; it does not give a basis for ascertaining the existence of the latter.
Some new sufficient conditions for ascertaining the existence and global exponential stability of the periodic solution of such BAM neural networks are obtained by using the properties of nonsingular M-matrix, integral inequality analysis and a continuation theorem based on coincidence degree.
Since vacancies in perovskite oxide film affect transport properties more than ferromagnetic properties, we believe that our stoichiometric BiMnO3 films should have sufficient quality for ascertaining the existence of ferroelectricity in stoichiometric BiMnO3.
However, no clear cut results were proposed ascertaining the existence of a molecular progression scheme between early carcinoma (stage 1), invasive (stage 2 and 3) and metastatic (stage 4) CRC.
The miR-RACE products were cloned and sequenced for confirmation where identical results were generated by both high throughput sequencing and miR-RACE, thus further confirming the power of Solexa technology in sequencing sRNA libraries for miRNA discovery as well as ascertaining the existence of these miRNAs.
First, we perform an analysis based on the application of the mountain pass theorem in order to ascertain the existence of one radial solution and, eventually, through a Lusternik-Schnirel'man argument the existence of more than one for equation (1.4).
Fermium-250 (30-minute half-life), the alpha-decay product of nobelium, was used to ascertain the existence of nobelium-254.
The following year the Japa nese Government sent a survey team to the seas surrounding the isles and ascertained the existence of sediment a mile and a half deep and 90 to 150 miles wide.
The attempted inspection of appellant's home was merely to ascertain the existence of evils to be corrected upon due notification or, in default of such correction, to be made the basis of punishment.
This study was an extension to a previous work that ascertained the existence of the binder creep phenomenon as reflected from the continual permeability loss especially on samples conditioned at elevated temperatures.
Hart laid particular stress on what he designated as the "rule of recognition"—namely, the array of normative presuppositions that underlie the behaviour of legal officials (especially judges and administrators) as they ascertain the existence and contents of the laws in their system of governance.
