Sentence examples for provides to assert from inspiring English sources

The created network with high confident PPIs in an exponent of −1.1 (R = 0.9) was compatibly better with a scale-free topology and also provides to assert with more reliability that a discovered hub and bottleneck node may be essential for the network [ 18– 20].

This does not seem to provide reasons to assert that 'Had the photon been fired it would have gone through slit B'.

"Our comments today also focus on a worrisome trend: some companies are increasingly transferring patents to trolls and providing incentives to assert those patents against their competitors.

Together with its deficiency analysis, the CRN Theory provides a suitable framework to assert whether a particular reaction network has the capacity to support multiple steady states using the reaction mechanism structure alone.

Schopenhauer's intermittently-encountered claim that Will is the thing-in-itself only to us, provides philosophical space for him to assert consistently that mystical experience provides a positive insight.

His stunts provide an excellent way to assert his incredible self-control: he trains precisely, obsessively, and maps out every aspect of his environment months in advance.

The accounting restatement and suspensions provided P.&G. with grounds to assert a material adverse change claim in order to terminate the deal.

The development of the HSSMP with managed donor input, provided an initial mechanism to assert MoH ownership, and build capacity.

But while the emergence of Muslim identity provides an opportunity for Christians to assert their presence too, it would simply raise demands from many different minority religions that would be at odds with modern democratic life.

The outcome provided him his first chance to assert that the Democratic race, which had seemed to be heading into a protracted standoff, is beginning to break in his direction.

The results obtained herein provide valuable data that enable to assert that chitosan/montmorillonite are effective coagulating agents and that the presence of organic matter or of dispersed clays is an essential requirement for the effective removal of the metal cation from wastewaters.