Sentence examples for assertions in the text from inspiring English sources
Some works were initially identified as possibly relevant but ultimately excluded from this review, usually because they made unsubstantiated comments or assertions in the text.
We also note that although we made a mistake in the supplementary table our assertion in the main text of the original manuscript that "significant effects were found when animals were analysed individually" was, and indeed still is, correct for all animals.
This assertion has been modified in the text to read 'complete miRNome (miRBase version 13.0)' in the text in order to avoid confusion.
In the second analysis, we explored the assumption that citations in the COSMIC database reporting a larger number of mutations might have putative assertions that are not reported in the text of the article but rather in the supplementary material, which might explain the low recall of our initial experiments.
In recent weeks, a lot of people have been playing what I call the 'blame game".' Note the placement of quotation marks in the text and the assertion of authorship of "what I call".
In Programatica, predicate definitions and property assertions written in P-logic, a programming logic for Haskell, can be embedded in the text of a Haskell program module.
Systems of possibility for suggesting and labeling truth and falsity – carried in the text's behind-the-back rules for producing 'logical' assertions – make these entities potent sources of power.
2 The clear responses given to Referee 1 could be included in the text so that the paper better documents the assertion that this is indeed a foundational paper.
1) Quantification of BD localization: "My one significant concern relates to Figure 6 and the authors' assertion that the Dia-BD domain is not sufficient for apical localization, an assertion that then leads to the model presented in Figure 8 and in the text.
In the text, the reader is straightforwardly told that certain people are present, but the endnotes amend these assertions, revealing that documents "do not place" these people "in the house on the day," although "their presence seems likely".
