Sentence examples for could not be affirmed from inspiring English sources

There was some indication that the plots converged to zero somewhere near 275 ms, but this could not be affirmed with any certainty given the lack of correspondence of the display time across the four subsets.

Random effects models were used when heterogeneity existed, although the stability of the pooled analyses could not be affirmed.

Strict adherence to study procedures and reporting requirements could not be affirmed given the large number of participating physicians and the prolonged follow-up period.

Otherwise, citizens with deeply conflicting worldviews could not be expected to affirm the value of autonomy except as a mere modus vivendi (see, e.g., Wall 2009; cf. also Larmore 2008, 146 6).

In contrast, the habituation deficit could not always be affirmed: Sand et al. and Omland et al. failed to establish any habituation difference for nonpainful visual evoked potentials between migraine patients and healthy subjects [10, 11].

The faithful aunt, "Sacky," as the niece always called her (the kidnapper's first telegram had been oddly addressed to "Secky," which had convinced her that the criminal was that smiling Swiss "Bobby" she had met), was too loving to believe the girl had been done away with, too sensible not to know that tragedy of some sort seemed affirmed though it could not be defined.

The teachers affirmed that the designed curriculum could not be applicable to primary classroom practices in Vietnam without systemic changes.

However, interactions with antigen presenting B cells could not be ruled out as a contributing factor, especially given their critical role in affirming and maintaining the Tfh phenotype (Johnston et al., 2009; Crotty, 2011; Baumjohann et al., 2013).

My point was to affirm that this mere accident of contingent existence had no rhyme nor reason and could not be blamed on anything or anyone.

However, even Justice Callinan, who questioned the evolutionary approach in this case, affirmed in a later case (Attorney-General Western Australia v Marquet) that the effect of the Australia Act in finally recognising independence could not be doubted.

This couldn't be more life-affirming.