Sentence examples for constituted proof of from inspiring English sources
According to Perpessicius, the failure was generated by the adversity other politicians had towards Caragiale, while Ion Vianu argues that the ambition itself had constituted proof of "perfect utopianism".
The work presented here constitutes proof-of-principle experiments demonstrating the enabling application of a microfluidic device to conduct high-throughput signaling studies and drug discovery screening against human platelet targets.
This study constitutes proof-of-principle that, through heteroplasmy manipulation, delivery of site-specific nuclease activity to mitochondria can alleviate a severe biochemical phenotype in primary mitochondrial disease arising from deleted mtDNA species.
This initial screening constitutes proof-of-concept in relation to bloodstream infections and, although this is not a full validation of the oCelloScope system, the results are compared to commercially available systems.
Together, our findings constitute proof-of-concept that combining simultaneous EMG recording and CEM imaging may be a safe approach for observing the form and function of NMJs in situ.
Our findings constitute proof-of-concept, based on live imaging in an animal model, that combining EMG/CEM may be useful as a minimally invasive precursor or alternative to motor-point biopsy in neurological diagnosis and for monitoring local administration of potential therapeutics.
Each one in its own way constitutes proof of life for movies.
John Maynard Smith, for one, denies that they constitute proof of optimal adaptation per se.
Dr. King herself cautioned that the papyrus fragment did not constitute proof of Jesus' marital status.
He should stop peppering his speeches with mawkish references to his late son, as though that tragic family story somehow constitutes proof of his commitment to the NHS.
4.5 Proof of submission or of posting of a form will not constitute proof of delivery and no responsibility will be accepted for lost, corrupted, delayed or mislaid entries.
