Sentence examples for relevant to the proof from inspiring English sources
This concept is relevant to the proof of Theorem 3 (below) because maxima within the P v family of functions occur at roots in σ of the first derivatives.
It can certainly be useful to discuss and unravel the motivations and historical background of Nazism but, at this point, the debate has left the context of evolutionary evidence and the original fallacious ad consequentiam argument is treated as if it were relevant to the discussion of evolutionary proof.
As we saw in section 3.3, the infinite form ∀x∈R(P x) ∨ ¬P x)) is contradictory for certain P; but that is, as Brouwer remarks, not relevant to the project of devising finitary consistency proofs (Brouwer 1928A2, 378)/(Mancosu 1998, 43).
Are the so-called "proofs" even relevant to the theory advanced?
However, the proof of this fact (discovered by Prior [1956]) is of independent interest and will be relevant to the discussion below, so we display it explicitly in the supplementary document Proof of the Barcan Formula in SQML.
Experience relevant to the position.
They support mathematical inference by allowing the mathematical reasoner to consider all these components in one place, and to focus on those components relevant to a proof.
This paper merely proposes, but omits, the relevant proof since it is similar to the proof in [61].
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New experimental research designed to model low-dose exposure relevant to vaccines has established proof-of-concept that Thimerosal-Hg has the potential to produce nonclinical effects in the central nervous system [ 17] not contemplated by AEFI.
