Sentence examples for certainly observable from inspiring English sources

This "paradox of redistribution" was certainly observable in Britain, where Welfare retained its status as one of the 20th century's most exalted creations, even while those claiming benefits were treated with ever greater contempt.

While bleaching certainly is observable, we were able to image 22 and more sequential two-color STED images at acceptable signal levels (Fig. 3 ).

Certainly, the concept of thinking applies to observable performances.

A defender of ontological contextuality certainly owes us a more explicit story about the dependence of observable f(Q) on observable Q.

In the classical (unquantized) canonical formulation of general relativity, the constraints do not pose any particular conceptual problems (though one does face a problem in defining suitable observables that commute with the constraints, and this certainly has a conceptual flavour).

It is certainly the case that reasons for the co-occurrence of two or more observables are that one causes the other or they have the same, separate cause.

Since the real loss per death is certainly much smaller, the number of attributable deaths must be much larger than what is observable.

If we assume that a C. nemoralis pigment-associated protein would be at least moderately differentially abundant between the three pigment fractions (see Figure  1D, and as is certainly the case for Sometsuke in H. asinina, see [ 4], such a protein should either be easily observable on SDS/LDS-PAGE gels, or qualitatively differentially distributed across the three pigment fractions.

Change is observable time.

Second, obesity is easily observable.

Only the latter is observable.