Sentence examples for proving the influence from inspiring English sources

Under the new law, statistical evidence by itself is insufficient in proving the influence of race, and a defendant must prove that race was a factor in death sentencing in "the county or prosecutorial district" when he or she was tried, rather than regionally or statewide.

Discoveries of ancient sculptures of the Nok culture, both at Suleja town and in the Makabolo River bed, have helped prove the influence of Nok on the Yoruba art of Ife.

(It also includes a moment that proves the influence on insiders of election-cycle books, when Mr. Wills describes a young Nixon staffer named Pat Buchanan: "While performing a thousand duties by day, he reads up on the '60 campaign at night, using Theodore White's book as his basic text").

Paul and Dijkhuis [19] proved the influence of metastable defect creation on the noise intensity in hydrogenated amorphous silicon.

The obtained results prove the influence of the initial imperfections not only on the first-buckling load but also in the post-buckling range up to collapse.

For this purpose, in vitro autoradiographic analyses in postmortem human brain [31] will be effective to prove the influence of rs6971 polymorphisms on the binding affinity of CB184.

It only proves the influence of image complexity on payload by doing some experiments but has not worked out the specific capacity estimation method.

New studies (Sadik 2008) about the influence of Abner on Crescas that prove the influence of Abner to the early stage of Crescas thinking (especially about his critiques of the Aristotelian science) reinforce the opinion of Harvey.

Recently, a number of novel materials have been examined and tested as counter electrode materials; these studies prove the influence of various counter electrode materials on the fill factors of solar devices [27 29].

Considering skills as entrepreneurial competency (Zali et al., 2013), studies prove the influence of culture on skill utilization (Connell, Lynch, & Waring, 2001), skill development/expansion (Dickson & Riegel, 2009) and skill acquisition (Dickson & Riegel, 2009).

This paper presents the optimized parameters of continuous (quasi-static) torque calibration by comparing it with the step-by-step (purely static) calibration facilities in order to prove the influence of the procedural conditions on the uncertainty of calibration.