Sentence examples for is asserted to exist from inspiring English sources
6, 7 This scenario is asserted to exist as older adults in such residential institutions are mostly from rural areas with poor education, already lower financial support, and poor social- and family-supported backgrounds.
This was particularly objectionable to mathematicians of a "constructive" bent such as the so-called French Empiricists Baire, Borel and Lebesgue, for whom a mathematical object could be asserted to exist only if it can be defined in such a way as to characterize it uniquely.
Rather, ultimate theories about the nature of reality would emerge and the entities within these theories would be asserted to exist as a result of the convergent discoveries of the community of practitioners of the scientific method as they approached the asymptotic limit of the process of scientific inquiry.
For one thing, Hilbert was very clear (especially in his unpublished lectures on geometry: see Hallett and Majer 2004) that, although a domain is asserted to 'exist', all that is known about the objects in the domain is what is given to us by the axioms and what can be derived from these through 'finite proof'.
He is asserting himself".
Many associations have been asserted without objective data to support a causal relationship.
A lawyer for the hospital, Bernard Taylor, said the patients were asserting a constitutional right to medical care that does not exist in law.
Failure to find the cause the theory asserts to be there will in general not require the rejection of the theory: the claim is an existence claim, and a failure to find something asserted to exist does not refute that claim; perhaps one has not looked hard enough.
However, by Tarski's undefinability result, no such truth-predicate exists.[78] So there must be a model of ZFC and a sentence φ true in that model such that φ* is false: not all 'Skolem functions' asserted to exist by φ* actually exist in the model.
