Sentence examples for proof of a relationship from inspiring English sources
The hypotheses about Leos' intestines and Sagittarians' arms were less than 5% likely to have come about by chance, satisfying the usual standards of proof of a relationship.
In fact, he said, there were wide variations in the number of nonvotes in counties using optical scanners, just as there were in counties using punch cards, and there was no proof of a relationship between the two.
They found "no significant physical, biochemical, or mental abnormalities" that could be attributed to marijuana use, and no proof of a relationship between marijuana and heroin use.
They were also proof of a relationship with or favour from the monarch, who was the one responsible for granting permission.
According to Shakur she had given him gifts of clothing, which he offered as proof of a relationship in an interview.
Unfortunately for the Walpole administration, there was little legal proof of a relationship between the two that would justify them trying Swift as the "Drapier.
Cox and colleagues may maintain that there is no "proof of a causal relationship," but the relationship is sufficiently strong, temporally restricted, biologically plausible, and coherent to convince disinterested observers, including Judge Davidson and ourselves, otherwise.
Although some authors explain determinants of breastfeeding that occur in a dose response manner as evidence of causality, we argue that dose response relationships are not proof of a biological relationship between the variables.
Our assumption is that the description of categories or views as in our study may have a closer relationship to practice behaviour [ 24, 39] than attitudes, although we cannot present any proof of such a relationship in this study.
That handshake was transmitted around the Yankees' universe, physical proof of a mended relationship.
A third bill would require city agencies to treat domestic partnership certificates and marriage licenses equally when offered as proof of a spousal relationship.
