This vignette proved, in effect, that the whole religion deal was a sham.
According to Katyal, the fact that the Justice Department cleared almost all electoral changes proved, in effect, that the South had been trained, if not totally reformed.
Ferdinand Lindemann, a German mathematician, proved the transcendence of pi in 1882; he proved, in effect, that pi can't be written on a piece of paper, not even on a piece of paper as big as the universe.
They're thrown together, first by a drunken one-night stand and then by her pregnancy, but he shapes up and becomes a mensch, proving, in effect, that in her vino there was a surprising amount of veritas — that whatever drew her toward him at the night club was actually the engine of an enduring bond.
A useful theorem, found in (Weston et al. 2000) but proven, in effect, in (Vapnik 1998) relates the likelihood of erroneous classification to the radius found by (3).
This is another case of inference from the absence of a proof; a negative is proved, in effect, by the failure of a systematic attempt to prove the positive.
Santee was a young man who, more than any of his rivals, had something to prove -- in effect, that he was more of a man than his father.
The co-localization of QTL with the position of the candidate genes previously identified by a genomic approach does not prove in any way a cause-effect relationship.
Yet his concept of the New Cinema was far broader than exercises in pure form, and here, too, he proved prophetic: in effect, Mekas defined as "New" anything that struck him as aesthetically new.
Further studies are needed to prove this effect in vivo.
Experiments with a vacancy diffusing dopant, antimony, are demonstrated to prove this effect: in a carbon rich sample, the antimony diffusion is enhanced about eight times compared to samples with a much lower carbon concentration.
