Sentence examples for assertion must be from inspiring English sources

To document the evidence for a scientific conclusion (such as the assertion that 'this protein has function x'), the assertion must be linked to an appropriate term that describes the evidence supporting the conclusion (such as 'enzymatic assay').

Surely, I pondered, this constant self-assertion must be rooted in the country's history.

"The standard by which all theological assertions must be judged is that provided by divine revelation, not by unaided human understanding.

He doesn't show Schorer's hospitality to direct quotation — Lewis, after all, crossed the path of almost every literary American of the half century — and many brisk assertions must be taken on faith.

Then, if the argument is logically valid, and the conclusion genuinely unacceptable, the assertions must be false after all.

However, these assertions must be corroborated with functional studies.

For there to be factual assertion, there must be the distinction between truth and falsehood, between saying what is the case and saying what is not.

In making these assertions it must be emphasized that, within margins, equal weight was placed on response times as was placed on NER performance in evaluating Track 3.

Yesalis also took issue with Bettman's assertion that hockey must be clean because nobody has ever asserted the N.H.L. has a steroid problem.

Just the assertion that something must be done because it is in some abstract way "the right thing".Wasn't that the justification for the Iraq war?

Supporters of Mr. Bush's assertion that Iraq must be disarmed by force if necessary were equally fervent in their support.