If the lexicogrammatical descriptions and their meanings (Halliday and Matthiessen [1999]; Hasan [1983]; Cloran 2004; Williams [1995]) have proved reasonable, then the use of this approach is worthy of a serious trial.
"But you have not seen any evidence in this courtroom that has proven beyond a reasonable doubt any murder or manslaughter charges".
But Nadal, with his 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2 victory over Novak Djokovic in Monday night's rain-interrupted United States Open final, has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that there are no limits to his range or appetite.
"The Commonwealth has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the actions taken by Ms. Carter in the period between June 30 and July 12 constituted wanton and reckless conduct by her and serious disregard of the wellbeing of Mr. Roy," Moniz said.
The law commands that you fairly and rationally consider all the evidence in the case, and you decide whether the prosecution has proven beyond all reasonable doubt that Mr. Holmes was not insane when he stepped into that movie theater.
The law commands that you fairly and rationally consider all the evidence in the case, and you decide whether the prosecution has proven beyond all reasonable doubt that Mr. Holmes was not insane when he stepped into that movie theatre.
Hence, the approach (of using total RNA to prepare cDNA libraries, instead of purified mRNA pool) we used to detect differentially expressed cDNAs in the libraries, has proven to be reasonable.
In the first – the "guilt phase" – the jury decides whether the prosecution has proven its case beyond reasonable doubt.
"Jurors are supposed to be instructed by the judge that they are supposed to convict on a charge if the government has proven it beyond a reasonable doubt," he said.
In several clinical situations, IR has proven to be a reasonable, safe, and cost-effective alternative to other therapeutic options such as open surgery [2, 3].
