Sentence examples for claimed existence from inspiring English sources

The previously claimed existence of a NuRD subcomplex with Oct4 may therefore have been the result of a limited detection efficiency (Liang et al., 2008).

MPs criticised John Yates, assistant commissioner of the Met, after he claimed the existence of the email "for Neville" and the Miskiw contract, both revealed by the Guardian, contained "no new evidence".

Immanuel Kant took up Hume's idea and claimed that existence is not a "real predicate", a claim that is often interpreted as an anticipation of Gottlob Frege's famous doctrine that existence is not a predicate of individuals.

In another, employees at the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) claimed the existence of "an unwritten policy" that "forbids use of the terms 'climate change,'globalal warming,' and 'sustainability' in any communications from the DEP".

Another early influence was the German physician and hypnotist Franz Mesmer (1734 1815), who claimed the existence of a force known as "animal magnetism" running through the human body.

No official has credibly claimed the existence of a network of sleeper cells in American cities under direct Islamic State command.

We claimed the existence of two different QTL because they seem to be far enough from each other.

We claimed the existence of the targeting relationship if a target prediction outcome is supported by at least one of the three databases mentioned above.

(2011) claimed the existence of enterotypes based on the observation that the taxonomic profile associated with any gut sample could be assigned to one of three enterotypes.

This shows that for the claim Existence to have its intended effect, it must be expressed in the language LP used by us philosophers.

Each existing NSEC-record, of whom as many exist as names exist for a domain, is ultimately signed by an RRSIG-record to confirm authenticity of the claimed non-existence.