Sentence examples for in relation to proof from inspiring English sources
There is an abundant literature on category theory in relation to proof theory, and, following seminal work by Lawvere, Lambek and others (see Lambek and Scott, 1986, and the references therein), category itself can be viewed as a kind of abstract proof theory.
Trans people obviously still face very real restrictions in relation to obtaining proof of identity documents that reflect their preferred gender.
He was aware of its textural properties from Cass Gilbert, its structural ones from Wright, and its benefits in relation to earthquake proofing.
For Lorenzen's approach in relation to Prawitz-style proof-theoretic semantics: Schroeder-Heister (2008a).
This initial screening constitutes proof-of-concept in relation to bloodstream infections and, although this is not a full validation of the oCelloScope system, the results are compared to commercially available systems.
Immune suppression by advanced cancer is another conceivable factor affecting the antibody titer of H. pylori, although direct proof of immune suppression in relation to the progression of gastric cancer has not yet been demonstrated [ 41].
This initial screening constitutes the proof of concept of the oCelloScope system in relation to AST of clinical isolates.
"Relevant means relevant either in proof of the charge against the accused in that trial or in relation to the credibility of the witness".
Government registries tell us who owns what land or automobile, a vital source of proof if citizens are to get loans from banks or obtain other services in relation to those assets such as insurance.
With the widespread epidemic of obesity and diabetes, we carried out a proof-of-concept study to understand the role of elevated plasma FFA in relation to endothelial activation, vascular inflammation, MPO expression and the promotion of a prothrombotic state.
However, bone tissue engineering still lacks proofs of clinical efficacy, possibly due to the inadequate design of the tissue-engineered constructs in relation to the natural tissue.
