Sentence examples for this study asserts that from inspiring English sources

This study asserts that at least three different models, with varying parameters, are necessary to thoroughly understand the effects of human structure interaction.

Moreover this study asserts that reduction of hydrogen sulfide concentrations, conventionally used as a surrogate of sewage odors, to acceptable levels does not assure acceptable odor levels.

This study asserts that the element of socio-environmental responsibility is essential for developing an organic product because this dimension comprised one-third of the relative weight of the planned quality.

The same study asserts that 44% consider online use a necessity and that 57% of respondents prefer E-mail for business correspondence.

One technician in this study asserted that "unit patients live to dialyse, home patients dialyse to live" (T1), and another described HHD's effect as " it brings their life back" (T3): these strong statements recognise the importance of quality of life for home patients.

To support that argument, the study asserts that an analysis of videos of Sept. 11 shows patterns of smoke emerging from trade center windows that are consistent with intact floors rather than fallen ones.

Simone Kühn, senior scientist on the study, asserts that video games can be used therapeutically for patients suffering from schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder or neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's dementia.

While the loss could be attributed to several factors -- fear of terrorism, loss of jobs, offices moving to the suburbs -- the study asserts that it is caused mainly by the traffic ban because mass transit has not experienced a proportionate drop-off in riders since the attack.

The study asserts that the disparities amount to "a deep pattern of institutional racism".

The study asserts that Putin's asymmetrical arm swing is likely "a behavioural adaptation resulting from military or intelligence training".

The study asserts that the for-profit homes -- as well as doctors, social service agencies and other providers involved in the system -- are far more interested in making money from residents than in meeting their needs.