Sentence examples for representing proof from inspiring English sources

Thus, the study results must be interpreted appropriately as not representing proof of causal associations.

Cells were detected at concentrations as low as 5 cells/mL using spiked Hep3B cells in PBS, representing proof of principle.

Very roughly, C is a higher order impredicative type theory, extending Girard's system F, a powerful second-order typed lambda calculus with abstraction on types which is suitable for representing proofs of impredicative intuitionistic second order logic.

For Peña the marathon represented proof that "running makes you free", he said, before the race.

CAMA represents proof of concept and constitutes a demonstrative prototype of an adaptive and open DFX tool.

Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier said at the time that the revenue figures represented proof that the cameras were working to reduce speeding and red-light-running.

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) points to a handful of incidents where a mobile phone has been "involved", although noting that problems had occurred at the same time a passenger happened to be using a mobile device doesn't exactly represent proof.

Thus, as the govt. completed its new town centers in E. Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, and a few smaller cities over the last 5 years, the impression was conveyed that this represented proof of the superiority of the Communist system.

The fact that not one of the agency's 238 skilled craft workers was a woman, she wrote, represented proof of sexual discrimination, and she approved steps to correct the imbalance.

When funds were transferred, the stick was split into identical halves — with one side going to the depositor and the other to the party safeguarding the money — and represented proof positive that gold had been deposited somewhere to back it up.

However, the US has said that this latest intelligence does not represent proof of chemical weapons use.