Sentence examples for and the demonstrable from inspiring English sources

In view of the primitive state of Muscovite medicine and the demonstrable reluctance of Ivan's brothers to see the royal line continued longer than was necessary, the likelihood of the son predeceasing his father and thus robbing him of an heir appeared only too real, and another wife had to be sought.

Ezeilo can count on this support because of the reputation she's cultivated and the demonstrable success her team has shown.

These differentiating features are mainly based on cross-sectional studies such as computed tomography (CT) and MRI, and the demonstrable intrinsic thin septa were <2 mm in about 37 49% of lipomas [7, 13, 14, 15, 16].

Nuclear deterrence thus pushes to the forefront consideration of two facts that recent philosophy of coercion tends to obscure: one, the deep connection between the credibility of one's threats and the demonstrable ability and willingness to execute them; and two, the dynamic or strategic nature of coercive interactions.

In recent years there's been a growing awareness and acknowledgment of the socially destructive consequences of mass incarceration, its staggering expense, and the demonstrable injustice of its administration.

Staggeringly, IMS provides no information on Latin America, despite the expansion of established festival brands like ID&T's Mysteryland and Insomniac's EDC to LatAm markets and the demonstrable fervor of fanbases there.

We challenge the prejudice that academics and their research has little relevance or use in the 'real world' of health policy and politics by our focus on knowledge translation, transfer and research impact and by the demonstrable profile and presence that our work has in numerous key areas of health policy and politics.

The irony, for him, lay in his obvious devotion to Italy and its food — and to the demonstrable fact that, whatever "chemistry" he had introduced, and whatever tastes he had incorporated from abroad, Italy was vivid in every dish he served at Francescana.

Thus, epistasis may be both cryptic and pervasive, the demonstrable coevolution goes hand in hand with epistasis, and "to understand evolution and selection in proteins, knowledge of coevolution and structural change must be integrated".

We are therefore doubly affronted, both by being made complicit in this terrible tragedy and by the demonstrable fact that such 'security' devices are clearly anything but.

Now that recession looms, and without the demonstrable social mobility that might justify such disparities, demand for a new sort of equality is growing.