Sentence examples for entails proving from inspiring English sources

For instance, injured workers have to go through WC to get a benefit, which often entails proving occupational causation and facing the unwillingness of both employers and WC insurers to accept responsibility for the injury.

The estimation and profile of the critical value of the corresponding functional is proved, which entails the relationship between the critical value on the balls and the least-energy value on the whole space.

Nor should a belief necessarily be shaken if disproved by a historical fact, since belief in God inherently entails that any fact proven by a human being can be incorrect.

But proving any breach would entail a legal battle.

As with thesis M, neither the Church-Turing thesis properly so-called nor any result proved by Turing or Church entails thesis S.

Chalmers (1993) points out that Fodor and Pylyshyn's argument proves too much, for it entails that all neural nets, even those that implement a classical architecture, do not exhibit systematicity.

Our main results that have been proved entail that the NLS equation (1) has a unique solution in (mathbf {H}^{1}(boldsymbol {Omega})).

Following months of speculation as to what the impacts would entail, the event itself proved equal to the most optimistic predictions.

When the hospitality of Mme d'Épinay proved to entail much the same social round as that of Paris, Rousseau retreated to a nearby cottage, called Montlouis, under the protection of the Maréchal de Luxembourg.

Analysing the relation at different levels has proven to entail results apparently at odds with each other.

Several studies have analyzed known polymorphisms in the DAT and the SERT genes as a function of specific environmental factors [113] proving that adverse environments entail disordered behavioral manifestations more often in the carriers of particular polymorphisms.