Sentence examples for by demonstrable from inspiring English sources

Their bold stroke may come to naught unless it is followed up by demonstrable cooperation between their two countries.

Others — like the author's assertion that "without the anthrax attacks, Bush probably would not have invaded Iraq" — are poorly fleshed out or poorly backed up by demonstrable facts.

Trust comes not from repeated and paternalistic proclamations of success, but rather from the humble admission of mistakes followed by demonstrable changes in behavior and attitude.

Despite what are clear, strict and freshly imposed controls on scooter sharing, that hasn't stopped a couple of smaller European startups from trying their luck at getting rentable rubber on Catalan carrers anyway — perhaps encouraged by demonstrable local appetite to scoot (that and the lack of any big Birds).

These risks must be outweighed by demonstrable benefit to patients (Hoffman et al, 1989; Boice et al, 1991; Brenner, 2004; Ronckers et al, 2005).

Benefits to patients taking darifenacin have been shown, not only in terms of symptom improvement but also by demonstrable improvements in quality of life, as assessed by the King's Health Questionnaire (Chapple 2006).

QUESTION FROM JEFF KAISER: A NYTimes Op-Ed coauthored by Jim Stavridis (EUCOM Commander) ended by saying, "Demonstrable need.

These diagnoses are often characterized more by symptoms and distress, than by consistent demonstrable tissue abnormalities [ 13, 14], and are often based on the patients' own reports of pain and complaints [ 15, 16], and may be classified as subjective health complaints [ 13, 15, 16].

The term functional somatic syndrome is applied to several related syndromes characterized more by symptoms, suffering, and disability than by consistently demonstrable organic or tissue abnormality.

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.

This is different from symptomatic TN, which is defined by IHS as "pain indistinguishable from classical TN but caused by a demonstrable structural lesion other than vascular compression" [1].