Sentence examples for Once it was demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Once it was demonstrated that the Indians were culturally and physically ill-suited to slave labor, the colonizers concluded they had nothing to offer.

Once it was demonstrated that the plant was operating under stable, steady-state conditions, the following operating data were collected: 1. Biomass feed rate (metric tons/h)   2.

Once it was demonstrated that the two culture method was sufficient to determine persistent S. aureus colonization status, the eight self-sampled, qualitative cultures were eliminated from study procedures.

Once it was demonstrated that an intravenous infusion of GLP-1 could decrease blood glucose concentrations in patients with type 2 diabetes, the race was on to exploit the properties of this action.

Once it was demonstrated that CD163 expression is strongly upregulated in U937-derived macrophages activated with LPS by means of the effect of supernatant from HeLa (HPV-18+), SiHa (HPV-16+), and, to a lesser degree, C-33A (HPV−) cells, we determined by FC, the cytokine profile present in the supernatant of CC cells [ 21].

"But the Nixon administration and other conservatives thought that once it was demonstrated that it wouldn't pay for itself, it would be abolished".

The history of in vitro fertilization demonstrates not only how easily the public will accept new technology once it's demonstrated to be safe, but also that the nightmares predicted during its development almost never come true.

It was demonstrated that once a bulk modulus is included, analyses for predicting the stability of rubber-like materials subject to large deformation become transparent, since the volumetric deformation is now naturally included.

It was demonstrated that once the energy difference between the lowest 5d and 4f levels of a Ln3+ ion is known for a given crystal, then such energy difference for all other Ln3+ ions in the same crystal can be predicted by the model quite accurately.

Once again it is demonstrated that people do not love their chains or their jailers, and that the aspiration for a civilised life, that "universal eligibility to be noble," as Saul Bellow's Augie March so imperishably phrases it, is proper and common to all.

Once again, it is demonstrated that some cities have no boundaries.