Sentence examples for claim to demonstrating from inspiring English sources

After Weaver left network television, orchestra concerts lost their champion, and news had an exclusive claim to demonstrating the networks' devotion to the public interest.

The level of δ in published trials of new antidepressants ranges between 12 and 43%, suggesting they cannot claim to demonstrate equivalence of effect.

They claim to demonstrate with ANOVA that 8/33 topological network descriptors are group-specific and, in particular, the entropy-based descriptors (6/8) are the most effective.

They claim to demonstrate a benefit only in non-optimally surgically staged patients, while the number of RFS and cancer-specific survival events (36 and 19, respectively) in the subgroup of optimally surgically staged patients (n = 151) are very small.

Although in vitro studies with NPs can claim to demonstrate "proinflammatory effects," such studies cannot demonstrate anything more than a general indication that such articles are likely to elicit "some sort" of inflammation; they cannot predict the form of inflammation or its tempo, persistence, or tendency to resolve.

Last night he said: 'I just put in a few claims to demonstrate that I use my bicycle for work.

They are unclear what this would look like, and homeopaths' experiments claiming to demonstrate it are frequently bizarre.

These findings are inconsistent with results previously reported by Roseboom et al.19 for another case that claimed to demonstrate temporal ventriloquism using long-range visual apparent motion8.

In 2006, he published "The Language of God," in which he claimed to demonstrate "a consistent and profoundly satisfying harmony" between 21st-century science and evangelical Christianity.

A 2013 article in Electronic Commerce Research and Applications (Cyr, 2013) claims to demonstrate that user perceptions of website design are not only driven by national culture but also by country-level economic and technological parameters.

In his comment on Pearsall et al.'s (J. Archaeol. Sci. 30 (2003) 611) study of maize cob phytoliths, Rovner claims to demonstrate that systematic errors in research design (the "transparent blindfold" of his title) led to the results reported.