Sentence examples for we assert with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "we assert with" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a strong statement or claim, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "In our research, we assert with confidence that the findings support our hypothesis."
But what if we assert (with a great dramatic flourish) that your first associations should be 'lifesaving' and 'game changing' "?
In the above example, the disconfirming act is the making of an assertion, as it is alleged by the critic that we must believe anything we assert with public language.
We assert with the present study that disease transmission is prevented through breaking the man-vector contact where it occurs, inside the home.
Nevertheless, we can assert with confidence, after a given lighting, that if the match had not been struck, it wouldn't have lit.
If the new distribution lies entirely to the right and below the initial distribution then we may assert with certainty that poverty has decreased regardless of where one draws the poverty line.
The result of the statistical test (P value) has to be greater than α>0.05, so that we can assert with significance level of 5%% that the sample derives from a normal population.
Because the number of samples analyzed is not exhaustive, we cannot assert with confidence that the two main amoA phylotypes found in BSCs in this study represent crust-specific lineages, although this remains a possibility to be explored further.
Thus, we could assert with 95% confidence that the heteroduplexes formed at 35 cycles were <10%.
For these neurons, we can assert with confidence that the neuron is more sensitive to retinotopic (below the diagonal) or spatial (above the diagonal) modulation.
We cannot assert with certainty that bronchodilators were administered continuously/daily in all patients without indications in the follow-up period (i.e. in some the medications could have been stopped and later restarted for a bronchospastic episode that was not documented in our medical records).
Thus, irrespective of the attractive hypothesis that the muscles of children and elderly men are damaged less than those of young adults because their muscles contain fewer type IIb muscle fibers, we cannot assert with conviction that this is the only reason why the muscles of children are less sensitive to exercise-induced damage.
