Sentence examples for the terms demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The first-degree term was retained in models where none of the terms demonstrated significance.

Sam Zell is known as an aggressive deal maker, as the terms demonstrate.

But he added that the term demonstrated that "in cases that really raise ideological questions, the court remains ideologically divided".

The low values of standard error observed in the intercept and all the model terms demonstrated that the regression model fits the data well, and the prediction was good (Table 5).

Livingstone's two terms demonstrated both the strengths and weaknesses of the London model.

Models with interaction terms demonstrated that the relationship of fish consumption (all types combined) to blood Hg did not differ by diagnostic group.

But as this term demonstrated, each Supreme Court term is in some respects a different story.

Judge Harold Baer, Jr. ruled on 24 August that the settlement terms "demonstrate sufficient fairness, adequacy and reasonableness" and rejected Frank's claims.

The significant interaction terms demonstrate that the effects of ITN use and of low transmission intensity on febrile malaria vs asymptomatic parasitaemia varied by age.

Specifically, we have first developed a theory through small Mach number expansion up to the first-order terms, demonstrating that gas compression reduces the acceleration rate and the maximum flame tip velocity, and thereby moderates the finger flame acceleration noticeably.

However, and despite this apparent variation, most of the enriched categories reported by the more stringent tools were included in the ones reported by those tools reporting a larger number of terms, demonstrating the utility of our study strategy.