Sentence examples for represents proof from inspiring English sources

"This represents proof of the principle that you can identify candidate obesity genes by the study of rodents," he says.

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

The top part represents proof of concept applications that were developed on top of mOSAIC.

And the size of the deal represents proof, if proof was needed, that mobile software innovation will drive real value in the years ahead.

The discovery represents proof in favor of the hypothesis that birds and non-avian theropods, dinosaurs from the Cretaceous Period, could have a common ancestor.

For every Mormon youth living in a home that makes a practice out of rejecting their identity, Excommunication represents proof that gay people can survive being raised Mormon, that one can come out on the other side of faith intact and in control of their identity.

Implications and future directions This study represents proof-of-principle for using phenotype data from model organisms to augment human clinical data to establish candidate disease genes.

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

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.