Sentence examples for basically demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Observation from the cell culture basically demonstrated that adjusting the length of spacer arms between the galactose units and macromolecular backbone led to a significant change in the HepG2 cells attachment and proliferation.

McCain moved goalposts and shifted standards and broke promises and basically demonstrated himself to be an implacable heel.

It seems to me that Parker -- a conservative pundit type whom I usually find sensible and amiable -- just basically demonstrated how being trapped in the snow leaves us with little else to talk about.

And, wow, didn't Bostonians basically demonstrate how calm and responsible they were?

"These data basically demonstrate that the less you eat, the better".

They trust you, they respond to you, they become loyal, and they basically demonstrate their real character".

"Texas is basically demonstrating the problems of having this inefficient system that treats 17-year-olds as their own class they're neither adults, nor are they children," said Elizabeth Henneke, a policy attorney with the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition, a nonprofit that supported legislation to raise the age, which failed in the state's legislature this spring.

The one mile walking test basically demonstrates how fast you can walk a mile.

"Basically she demonstrated biological diversity can be used to measure environmental impact," conservation biologist Thomas Lovejoy told the academy.

The discharge and charge curves for the second and the fifth cycles were basically coincident, demonstrating the good cycling stability.

Among the more cringe-worthy stories are those of Lisa Brennan-Jobs' mother, Chrisann Brennan, as she describes Jobs' reaction to her pregnancy — basically, to demonstrate abject anger to her and others in the room.