Sentence examples for asserted to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

These limits are sometimes considered equivalence limits, and falling within them is sometimes asserted to demonstrate equivalence [ 31 ].

Our findings demonstrate that when schizophrenia is carefully measured, it has been found to be neither especially abundant nor rare in American Indian tribal groups despite the fact they have factors that have been asserted to be etiologic or triggering.

"We are asserting our right to demonstrate, our right to free speech," he said to an enthusiastic crowd, according to the Press Association. .

Koonin and Wolf go further to assert that the ability to demonstrate universal common ancestry (UCA) "… is unlikely to be feasible in principle".

For Edward this was therefore a good opportunity to assert the royal prerogative, and to demonstrate that it extended also into the Marches of Wales.

Both issues are important for Mr. Maliki's government, which wants to demonstrate that it is asserting Iraqi sovereignty and independence after more than five years of an American military presence in Iraq.

Camus's philosophy can be thus read as a sustained effort to demonstrate and not just assert what is entailed by the absurdity of human existence.

This paper asserts that, in the future, companies will need to demonstrate their products' positive contribution to society as well as minimising their negative environmental/social impacts.

The protest was part of a series of demonstrations to assert what the opposition says is its constitutional right to demonstrate without permission from the authorities.

But there, too, the challenge is to demonstrate that Canada can not only assert its claims but also enforce them.

John Arlott, while asserting that D'Oliveira deserved to be included, suggested that to demonstrate opposition to apartheid, the MCC should perhaps have selected him even if this were not the case.