Sentence examples similar to capable of demonstrating a difference from inspiring English sources

You should be capable of demonstrating a variety of different artworks, not just the mediums but the subjects too.

Results show that the ESI is capable of demonstrating clear differences among crop management systems with respect to sustainability.

Oxygen-sensitive He-MRI appears capable of demonstrating differences of intrapulmonary pO2 between normal lung grafts and grafts affected by BOS.

Thus, these findings, which are hypothesis generating, should be tested by a study capable of demonstrating causation.

We were, however, not capable of demonstrating that induction of more apoptosis or more necrosis results in differences in transepithelial passage of antibiotics.

So by asking yourself this simple question, you will naturally focus your statements to highlight the results you've achieved--thereby demonstrating how you're capable of making a difference.

We've seen this enormous sense among people that they are capable of making a difference over the Internet.

Many properties (or features) are capable of making a difference to how one ought to act, and are therefore capable of being morally relevant.

Proteins identified in vaccine A and MDBK cells (Tables  1 and 2) demonstrate a clear difference in composition of vaccine A and B. This group most likely contains candidate proteins capable of triggering production of alloantibodies in BNP pathogenesis.

But it does demonstrate a distinct difference in thinking between Samsung and Apple, both of whom exercise enormous control over their advertising.

In November 1999 a team of IBM scientists demonstrated a technology capable of manipulating individual atoms.