Sentence examples for become demonstrable from inspiring English sources

In this case, the challenge of mobilizing the various agencies of the United States government and making certain that agreed-upon goals become demonstrable outcomes grew exponentially.

In such circumstances, the infant should be observed and re-evaluated in 1 2 days when the lesion may become demonstrable clinically or radiologically [ 3].

Although these changes may be a major vision-threatening complication in diabetes, by the time they become easily demonstrable, tissue damage has already occurred.

Rapidly demonstrable results become the way to ensure that valuable work continues.

There is a great need for early detection of DR before demonstrable tissue damages become irreversible.

The evolutionist Grant Allen opines that, while he would like to see a woman far more "emancipated than she herself as yet at all desires," it's "mathematically demonstrable" that "most women must become the mothers of at least four children or else the race must cease to exist".

We next sought to determine whether a cell line absent demonstrable priming for death could become primed following cytotoxic drug exposure.

The severity of the symptoms slowly and steadily increase while the arcs of painless motion at the scapulohumeral joint become progressively smaller until little or no motion is demonstrable in the joint (Fig.  1).

Grieving parents have become such a movie staple that the theme is now a demonstrable cliché.

"Instead of covering this the same way you would cover someone saying that the earth is flat -- just a demonstrable untruth -- too many reporters and anchors have allowed this to become 'critics say X,'" Tapper continued.

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".