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1. Unfortunately, these findings do not hold true for women and children.
2. The results appear to hold true for other countries.
3. This law is known to hold true for galaxies at a distance of at least several billion light years.
4. The same might hold true for every civilization.
5. This is the stuff that, if plans hold true, will be the platform for future developments like a microkernel.
6. This appears to hold true both before and after divorce.
7. Their findings hold true across nations and cultures.
8. I believe those principles hold true for everyone, everywhere.
9. Those laws hold true in particular periods and in a particular kind of space.
10. If these principled relations among brain parts hold true, then Boskops would have had not only an impressively large brain but an inconceivably large prefrontal cortex.
11. These conditions hold true.
12. Keynes's theory do not always hold true for all economic problems.
13. The same rules hold true if the exception is thrown from a static field initializer.
14. Perhaps , the scientists thought, the same would hold true for scrawny specimens versus the truly buff.
15. The above theorems and laws hold true for DC as well as for AC circuits.
16. But the same did not hold true of secular communes, where the oldest was 40.
17. As for certain comrades, this assessment does not hold true.
18. Those results are replicable and they hold true whether a person is from Iceland or Japan.
19. But not everyone is convinced this will hold true this year.
19. Wish you can benefit fromand make progress everyday!
20. But what holds true within one phylum may well hold true across them.
21. All the results found in studies on non-alcoholic subjects may not hold true for chronic alcoholic patients.
22. In this sense, the words of Friedrich Nietzsche still hold true today.
23. Explore to see if the following theorems of plane geometry still hold true under hyperbolic geometry.
24. An assertion statement specifies a condition that you expect to hold true at some particular point in your program.
25. You may find the examples dated, but the principles still hold true.
26. The neoclassical theory of marginal productivity holds that the pay of the employees is equal to the marginal product of labor. However this theory does not hold true for integral technology.
27. If this is the case with clothes, you can imagine that this would also hold true with other items.
28. Any who dare touch a savant without that permission immediately forfeits their life, this of course does not hold true for other savants, for they usually avoid contact with eachother anyway.
29. However, we find that the CAPM based on the preference for wealth cannot hold true when the pricing kernel consists of the aggregate consumption and aggregate wealth.