Sentence examples for propositions come from from inspiring English sources

The following two propositions come from [15, Section 1].

Further propositions come from the field of machine-learning for instance [16], but lie beyond the scope of our study.

Empirical support for these propositions comes from a longitudinal quasi-experiment involving 75 employees who experienced the treatment of formal mentoring and 64 employees in a matched control group.

Strong evidence for this proposition comes from examining the distribution of cash holdings by denomination.

Of course, he added, "the western is a universal genre — one of the best recent examples, 'The Proposition,' comes from Australia — and it must be said that Mr. Crowe and Mr. Bale both do excellent work.

It was partly the sense of a novel proposition coming from unfamiliar climes (in blockbuster terms at least) that pushed Blomkamp's debut, District 9, to a superb $210.8m on a $30m budget.

The following proposition comes from [2] directly.

Much of Gabi's value proposition comes from its ease-of-use.

(10) The novelty of our proposition comes from both MAC and physical layer application of beamforming techniques in ad hoc networks).  .

Hot's CEO and founder Conor O'Connor says that the idea to build carbon offsetting into the startup's proposition came from customers already using the app.

Following the success of the American film Jaws, a proposition came from the Toho film studio for Nobuhiko Obayashi to develop a similar script.