Sentence examples for always demonstrable from inspiring English sources

A four fold increase is not always demonstrable even in blood culture-confirmed cases.

Four folds increase is not always demonstrable even in blood culture-confirmed cases [ 11, 14, 15].

However, the retrieval extinction effect is not always demonstrable and there is much to learn about when the effect is seen and the underlying psychological and neural mechanisms (Hutton-Bedbrook & McNally, 2013).

Ehrmann Feldman et al [ 23] defined UEDs as 'having substantial neck and upper limb pain' and Fry [ 24] described the 'overuse (injury) syndrome' as 'those changes brought about in the muscle and joint ligaments from excessive use, causing pain, loss of function, and almost always demonstrable tenderness in the affected structure'.

Wilder and Wentworth's book ends with a quote from Bertillon, To fix the human personality, to give to each human being a definite individuality, durable, unchangeable, always recognizable and easily demonstrable; such seems the most comprehensible object of the new method.

Patients with demonstrable tissue mtDNA depletion always had at least one catalytic domain or nonsense mutation.

Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".

He mentioned symptoms like chronic headaches, ulcers, and thoughts of suicide, which he said were the demonstrable effects of "having to always look over your shoulder".

While demonstrable wins from management initiatives will always be elusive, robust action on public health is where health secretaries can make their mark on the sector's history.

"There's always some movement, but we have not seen demonstrable diminishment -- diminishing numbers of physicians to practice within the state," he said, adding that the department estimates there are 12,000 practicing doctors in Connecticut.

However these are not always supported in experimental assays and are not demonstrable in all E. coli strains isolated from cerebral spinal fluid [ 12, 13, 17].