Sentence examples for demonstrably derived from inspiring English sources
The new foundation of certainty in Desgabets's scheme is the principle of intentionality, from which Desgabets claimed to have demonstrably derived the principle of clarity and distinctness.
The unanswered question is just how those funds were obtained in ways that "demonstrably do not derive from criminal acts".
The Swiss Federal Office of Justice said the funds were "acquired prior to Abacha's term in office" and "according to Nigerian authorities, demonstrably do not derive from criminal acts".
The out-of-court arrangement allows the family to keep $100 million, which the Swiss Federal Office of Justice described as funds "acquired prior to Abacha's term in office and which, according to Nigerian authorities, demonstrably do not derive from criminal acts".
Because defective ribosomal products are the antigen source, peptide antigens may be derived not just from those fully assembled proteins that are demonstrably present in the cell, but also from short fragments arising from translation of normally untranslated regions, introns or alternate reading frames; there are examples of effective recognition by CTL of cells in each of these cases.
It is demonstrably true that people derive pleasure from their donations.
Nothing in the chapter is demonstrably late or inconsistent with Dicaearchus' authorship so we must follow what is suggested by the context in Porphyry and regard it as derived from Dicaearchus.
They come from families demonstrably on the "outside".
All are demonstrably inadequate.
Worse, it is demonstrably dangerous.
