Sentence examples for a mere demonstration of from inspiring English sources
You might call it a postmodern take on 20th-century American music, but it's so warm and welcoming that it never feels like an exercise in technique or a mere demonstration of knowledge".
It is much more than a mere demonstration of passion.
In this sense, the modeling effort reported here is just a start, and this paper is a mere demonstration of the framework's potential.
"It is gratifying that judges are deemed to be endowed with an aptitude lacking in philosophers from the time of the pre-Socratics in sixth century BC to the present day, the ability to identify wisdom … and to distinguish it from the mere demonstration of a common sense approach, pursuing only important issues," Moses said.
It is gratifying that judges are deemed to be endowed with an aptitude lacking in philosophers from the time of the Pre-Socratics in 6th Century BC to the present day, the ability to identify wisdom (Level 4 PI 13 demonstrates wisdom in all aspects of advocacy) and to distinguish it from the mere demonstration of a common sense approach, pursuing only important issues (Level 3 PI8.6).
Therefore, the mere demonstration of C. difficile capable of producing toxin A and/or B does not necessarily mean that it is the causative agent of the clinical signs and symptoms in a patient [ 20].
Mere demonstration of blood in gallbladder as in USG does not imply that the bleeding is in the vicinity of the organ as haemobilia from other sites in the hepatobiliary tract can manifest as subsequent haemorrhagic cholecystitis [ 35].
He then calls such intentions directing intentions and says that he has come to "regard the directing intention, at least in the case of perceptual demonstratives, as criterial, and to regard the demonstration as a mere externalization of this inner intention".
It is now clear that appraisal will have to move from mere engagement to a demonstration of both learning for the doctor and impact on patient care.
But what makes it a distinguished contribution to the literature of gastronomy is its demonstration, through one person's intense experience, that food is not a mere reflection of culture but a potent shaper of cultural identity.
