Our results do not constitute a proof of unitarity.
These reasons do not constitute a proof that there are such entities as events.
On the other hand, theists have replied that even if this objection be true it does not constitute a proof that the God of theism does not exist.
"Because of the inability to confirm the source or validity of the variants and the inability to recontact the individuals, this paper does not constitute a proof of principle," Dr Ada Hamosh, from Johns Hopkins University, argued.
Even if this does not constitute a proof of higher sociality, intuitively people who get in touch via one-to-one communication are more likely to have a more intimate social relationship.
This apparent power-law scaling does not constitute a proof of self-organized criticality, which should be demonstrated by more stringent statistical tests.
We conclude that power-law scaling, particularly when deduced from log-log representations, does not constitute a proof of self-organized criticality, but should be complemented by more sophisticated statistical analyses.
The finding that both BPA and E2 suppress adiponectin release does not constitute a proof that they act by the same mechanism.
Archimedes emphasizes that, though useful as a heuristic method, this procedure does not constitute a rigorous proof.
Traditional methods for evaluating the accuracy and benefits of collaborative business process platforms created by East and Kirby, to date, do not constitute a sufficient proof that these tools are actually operating as designed or provide maximum possible value to all users.
