Sentence examples for data to assert from inspiring English sources
Wayne Coburn and Steven Boggs of the University of California, Berkeley, used the RHESSI data to assert, in a paper published in May in Nature, that around 80% of the gamma rays in this particular burst were "linearly polarised".
Just for the record: Elvis is dead; no U.F.O. has ever been sighted in Area 51; and Andrew Wakefield, the pernicious quack who used doctored data to assert that vaccines cause autism, has mounted a gleeful and distressingly effective war on vaccines and the Age of Reason.
IDC used its data to assert that smartwatches "are not for everyone," but Canalys is holding its judgement for another quarter.
One of the more recent examples in this movement is Apple's acquisition of Gliimpse, which provides the means for patients to store and access their healthcare data to assert more control of their own care.
The results obtained herein provide valuable data that enable to assert that chitosan/montmorillonite are effective coagulating agents and that the presence of organic matter or of dispersed clays is an essential requirement for the effective removal of the metal cation from wastewaters.
Overall, these data lead us to assert that GABA metabolism would be of prime importance in roots.
While the data is not adequate to assert a precise correlation or even causal link between the improved process and increased productivity, it is encouraging nonetheless.
Both Maddow and Smith used this data from Open Secrets to assert that the fight in Wisconsin is really about securing Republicans' political power and busting unions.
Furthermore, based on the cross-sectional nature of the data, we are unable to assert causality.
These data sources were combined to assert a product description for each predicted protein.
However, in the absence of biochemical data it was impossible to assert at this stage that these sequences actually encode β-glucosidases, since family GH3 contains glycoside hydrolases that display other specificities.
