Sentence examples for evidences to assert from inspiring English sources

This is an advantage that we think can be crucial in estimating synaptic conductances, since the assumption of Gaussianity is generally assumed in the literature [4, 33], but there are no conclusive evidences to assert this assumption.

However, scientific evidence to assert the thermal benefit from this greening option especially at neighborhood scale is still very few.

Charging an "irreversible loss of vocal quality, permanent hoarseness and vocal destruction," he found evidence to assert the surgeon had, without authorization, operated on a second vocal cord after failing to take a cyst off the first one.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- Incompetence by Pakistan's spy agencies and civilian government allowed Osama bin Laden to hide in the country for nine years before he was killed by U.S. commandos, a Pakistani investigative commission has concluded, though it added it did not have enough evidence to assert government complicity in the Al Qaeda leader's presence in the South Asian nation.

There is not sufficient evidence to assert that all considered data fits with the same slope and only an estimate of the order of 1 µmayyear, may be stated.

There is sufficient evidence to assert that at least some EMT markers are expressed during renal fibrosis.

We lack direct evidence to assert whether the 59 identified proteins are the translational products of pre-stored mRNAs in dormant conidia or have existed during sporulation.

Acknowledge evidence that supports the opposition, but utilize powerful evidence to assert your claim.

Dueling jurisdictions want control of the case, and the new evidence was used to assert that Virginia was the best venue for the first trial of the pair, who could be eligible for the death penalty.

Indeed there are not sufficient experimental evidences in the article to assert that the alpha-helical peptides with antimicrobial activity have a strong potency to act toward cancer cells.

The charter itself is insufficient evidence to confidently assert that Warelwast served William I, even though most such grants were made as a reward for royal service.