Sentence examples for literature asserts from inspiring English sources

The Christian Patriot Association's literature asserts that the founding fathers intended the nation to be run under strict biblical principles, which it interprets to mean that whites are the chosen people of God, that gay people should be stoned, that paper money is unconstitutional and that the income tax should be repealed.

The Holocaust museum here is a strange hybrid, for not only is it the country's newest, it is also, its literature asserts, the oldest, tracing its origins to 1961, when a group of survivors studying English as a Second Language at Hollywood High School decided it would be important to display some of the objects that had survived with them and that might, in a museum setting, bear witness.

To a greater extent than the evidence-based movement, the clinical reasoning literature asserts the importance of practitioner intuition unconscious elements of diagnostic reasoning.

There are numerous (and sometimes confusing) accounts in the literature asserting the presence of harmonics in the vibration signal, but no quantitative descriptions are offered.

At another, she prattles away self-importantly about having an undergraduate degree in French language and literature, asserting that "affection for the French Enlightenment kind of comes with the diploma, along with a map of the Paris subway and a foolproof recipe for Proust's madeleines".

This is consistent with the growing body of literature asserting that underlying disease and symptom presentation differs for females [ 19, 20].

Furthermore, they refer to literature asserting that single clone cancer cells derived from an aneuploid cancer subpopulation, are capable of adapting their aneuploidy rate, and they display distinct aneuploid rates in distinct environments, namely primary and metastatic microenvironments.

A recent review of the literature asserted the positive association between MM and health care utilization or costs in the elderly and pointed out that in studies conducting multivariate analyses MM typically had a much stronger impact on health care utilization than variables operationalizing predisposing and enabling factors [ 20].

Prevention literature often asserts that AIDS is a disease that doesn't discriminate, but statistics tell a different story.

And Ms. Wolf's sprawling methodology, which includes a tantric healer who engages in "yoni tapping," and a survey of 19th-century literature that asserts that female writers' best work accompanies transformative pleasure, has raised questions among scientists as well as reviewers.

Since the trend we find is confirmed by the current literature, we assert that the lack of predicted adaptation in HIv-1 (Fig. 2) is not likely to be due to a lack of immune selection pressure.