Sentence examples for data vindicate that the from inspiring English sources

Further, the good agreement between the theoretically and experimentally obtained λmax data vindicate that, the energy functional and basis set employed in this study can be successfully utilized for predicting the absorption spectra of new photosensitizers, with great precision before synthesis.

The data vindicated that the VMC touch probe has the capability that is suitable for the production environment.

The presence of the Bacon in its Friday-evening sale appeared to vindicate that decision.

The conservative majority regrettably made it much more difficult to vindicate that interest.

The data vindicates Hobbes's basic insight, that without a state, life is likely to be "nasty, brutish and short".

Romer's pessimistic view has been somewhat vindicated by recent data revisions that found the economy contracted substantially more during the recession than first thought.

We have no earthly interest (quite the contrary) in vindicating that law.

The court's judgment today vindicates that decision in full.

The present data, however, vindicate the earlier study and support a mechanism along the lines proposed by Gow et al. The simplest way out of the conundrum is to assume that the reaction is actually first order in NO, as is observed by us and not ruled out by the results in Gow et al. [27].

Reports that Tutor Perini was at fault for installing the wrong kind of steel on the tracks for a subway project in San Francisco are "even a bigger media joke," Tutor said, adding that he had sent "all the data" to Metro that would vindicate his company.

And we'll vindicate that reality [to the Azeris] with our guns.