Sentence examples for because of demonstrable from inspiring English sources

BPA is widely accepted by scientists as being an endocrine disruptor, because of its ability to mimic certain hormones, and we support its ban because of demonstrable effects in wildlife and laboratory animals.

The AMG 108 program in OA was terminated because of lack of demonstrable clinical benefit.

"It's not like once you make a choice, you're stuck with that choice forever," says Eliasof. "You can move from academia to industry and vice versa," although he admits it can be harder to move from a company back to a university because of the lack of demonstrable publications.

Recent figures suggest that <10% of new molecules reach the market primarily because of a lack of demonstrable clinical activity (Kola and Landis, 2004).

I don't think many would pass otherwise because of the demonstrable impact in lost jobs or the G.N.P.

The unusually direct observation from officials is an implicit reference to the fact that Victoria and Queensland are under pressure from the environment movement, parts of the solar industry, and the progressive activist group GetUp to reject the Neg because of the demonstrable insufficiency of the emissions reduction target.

More generally, Epstein noted, "One thing that's become clear to us is that most of the opposition exists not because of any demonstrable danger, but for political reasons or reasons of greed".

Israel must also make far greater and more visible concessions to ease the bondage of occupation, particularly because of the demonstrable and consistent ability of the Palestinians' internal security to keep the peace by preventing acts of violence against Israeli targets.

The trial was abandoned after the second interim analysis because of no demonstrable benefit from higher PEEP levels.

Not every reminder of demonstrable lying is "beating a dead horse".

Standard "MSM" telejournalism has a problem dealing with lies and other types of demonstrable untruths.