A Dearth of Proof The pressure to push technology into the classroom without proof of its value has deep roots.
Lacking proof of its value, Dr. Gruppuso says, deferring surgery is easy.
There is proof of its value reflected in the wild eyes of the political monomaniacs who would rip it up.
There's a good mix of major and off-the-beaten-track news sources, but the proof of its value will come a few weeks down the road.
In 1868, John Stuart Mill made one of the most eloquent defenses of capital punishment, arguing that executing a murderer did not display a wanton disregard for life but, rather, proof of its value.
The drug agency has kept the medical product off the market for more than two years, arguing that the proof of its value wasn't convincing, even as evidence continued to accumulate that the new product was saving lives.
Deinstitutionalisation is a clumsy word – but Ilija is living proof of its value.
The exponent α M is in general strictly less than one (see again [67]); while lower bounds on α M can be obtained by tracking the constant dependence in the various proofs, its precise (optimal) value is not known.
Its value is in the proof and acceptance of an intransgenic-animal platform to produce therapeutic proteins.
The World Wildlife Fund WWFF) says that one-horned rhinos are hunted because its horn is used in traditional East Asian medicines - though there is no scientific proof of its medicinal value.
This identification is a triumph of biographical criticism and a proof of its real value.
