Sentence examples for what is stated from inspiring English sources

Obviously the aim is not what is stated.

"Ageing" of the solution was without effect, contrary to what is stated in the literature.

Nothing important is there added to what is stated in the complaint.

This is done directly from estimates on the resolvent rather than using dispersive bounds, as the latter generally require a stronger regularity condition than what is stated above.

An alternative hypothesis (denoted Ha), which is the opposite of what is stated in the null hypothesis, is then defined.

"The Migration Board finds no reason to question what is stated about Georgi's health," she read out loud.

Thus, the difference between Ω and Gc depends on how far from steady-state the process is, and not on the size of the damage zone, unlike what is stated elsewhere in the literature.

In the same way that a painter has no idea what happens beyond the frame, I know nothing apart from what is stated in the text.

This state of affairs was then described to me, so that I know that what is stated in the Jager affidavit cannot have been a permanent condition.

"I can understand why people have questions," Reisinger said, "but what is stated in his affidavit is to the best of his recollection.

What is unspoken proves more powerful than what is stated - demonstrated by a scene in which the 1950s Sylvia delicately probes Philip's strange abruptness towards gay men.