Sentence examples for evident proofs from inspiring English sources

However, most of the assertions have evident proofs, so we present them for the convenience of the reader.

Other evident proofs of the direct influence of al-Ghazali's philosophical work on 14th-century Judaic thought are found in some Spanish authors, active after 1350, for example in Moses ben Judah's philosophical encyclopedia, The Love of (Intellectual) Pleasures (Ahavah ba-ta'anugim), written in 1354 (Eisenmann 2000).

Despite decades of research and evident proofs of concept in favour of anti-TACA cancer vaccines, one has to acknowledge that none of them have reached the clinic.

In addition to histological transition, genetic adaption provides an evident proof for lung cancer heterogeneity.

This is paint-by-numbers at its most tedious, and while it's nice to have evident proof of how far the show has come since it started, that doesn't make it any easier to sit through".

Therefore, this is the evident proof that Oroya fever and the verruga have the same origin, as Dr. Alarco once said".

According to the prevailing view today, the injustices entrenched by history or social circumstances cease to matter: the slumdog, too, can be a millionaire, and the individual's failure to escape the underclass is self-evident proof of his poor choices.

His ambitious young partner, Vincent Trout Jeffrey Piercee), asks him a question that someone should have asked television detectives years ago: "What have you got against upward mobility?" But here the question becomes self-evident proof of Mooney's devotion to justice (working-class stiff, salt of the earth and all that).

We have observed that even with almost evident analogous proofs, this decoding procedure is applied to the BCH codes over the chains of arbitrary finite local commutative rings with identity and also to the BCH codes over the direct product of the chain of local commutative rings with identity.

Remark 3.1 In Theorem 3.5, the conditions (C10) and (C11) can be replaced by the following, which is evident from the proof.

Then, (1.2) has at least one solution in (BC[0, ∞)) n. We also have a remark similar to Remark 3.1. Remark 5.1 In Theorem 5.5 the conditions (C10) w and (C11) w can be replaced by the following, this is evident from the proof.