Sentence examples for conducting proves from inspiring English sources

The clue to the supposedly mystical power of Kleiber's conducting proves not so elusive after all: as Barber's book shows, he worked more fastidiously and more intensely when he did conduct than any other musician, studying the manuscript, where possible, of every piece he played, and listening to every performance he could gets his hands on.

A recent study I conducted proves this point.

The atmosphere of terror in which the evacuation was conducted proves, conversely, that the transfer was carried out in furtherance of a well organized policy whose purpose was to expel the Bosnian Muslim population from the enclave.

Several previous studies were conducted proving the validity and utility of this combined approach with small groups of students, in short periods of time and using systems designed specifically for assessment purposes.

The tests conducted prove that the system presented is efficient and especially suited for cases where STRs have to be typed and sex has to be assessed from human specimens with highly degraded DNA.

The linearity experiments conducted proved the method can be applied for the samples which contain these components in a wide range.

A long-term study Pruett conducted proved that a father's active involvement with his children, from birth to adolescence, promotes greater emotional balance, stronger curiosity and a stronger sense of self-assurance in the child.

Not surprisingly, conducting Test 3 proves statistically the lack of homogeneity between the two examined populations.

This court also finds and concludes that substantial damages are necessary to deter Kinko's from repeating the conduct proved in this case.

"Nor can I cite you a case in the history of the Sherman Act in which a company has engaged in the full range of anticompetitive conduct proved at trial".

Brave because Begley wants to use the occasion not for French-bashing, or for reciting the enduring history of European anti-Semitism, bleak as it is, but as a pointed warning and reminder of how fragile the standards of civilized conduct prove in moments of national panic.