Sentence examples for constitute a proof from inspiring English sources

Our results do not constitute a proof of unitarity.

First results constitute a proof of concept that the platform works and enables us to test the hypotheses.

Our data constitute a proof of principle that multivariate analysis of the transcriptome related to cell stress and inflammation of peripheral blood leukocytes has significant potential as a minimally invasive and inexpensive diagnostic tool for diagnosis and early detection of risk for AD.

These reasons do not constitute a proof that there are such entities as events.

On the other hand, theists have replied that even if this objection be true it does not constitute a proof that the God of theism does not exist.

"Because of the inability to confirm the source or validity of the variants and the inability to recontact the individuals, this paper does not constitute a proof of principle," Dr Ada Hamosh, from Johns Hopkins University, argued.

These results constitute a proof-of-concept for rationally designing a CSFV antigenically marked live attenuated virus.

These experiments constitute a proof-of-principle of the 2-phase depot concept and its potential value for enhancing safety and efficacy in chemotherapy.

Our data show that the effect of the R704C mutation is applicable even to neurons transdifferentiated from fibroblasts and constitute a proof-of-concept demonstration that iN cells can be used for cellular disease modeling.

Our results constitute a proof-of-concept for, to our knowledge, a new design principle for protein-DNA recognition in the human genome, which can lead to a better mechanistic understanding of transcriptional regulation.

"Our results thus constitute a proof-of-concept that prosocial motivations, beliefs and actions can be changed, and that elementary school age is a sensitive period in this respect," the authors write.