Sentence examples for could indisputably from inspiring English sources

Although widespread presumptive prescription and use of antimalarial agents could indisputably lead to prompt clearance of existing peripheral and placental Plasmodium infection and decrease the risk for low birth weight [ 26], unnecessarily wide use of antimalarial drugs is avoidable if preventive methods (IPTsp and LLINs) are used.

Several other commercials this year have been criticized as pushing past the facts when they could have indisputably conveyed similar points with less sensational-sounding claims.

In this relation, nationwide EPR systems could be of interest, indisputably providing a larger study population, but still permit individual drug response observations.

Since Saab is so well known for his red-carpet columns, it was refreshing to think about how his shorter offerings, all indisputably for evening, could fare on a big night.

If the men's four-man bobsleigh team, who have been flying in training, could add another it would become indisputably Britain's best performance.

Nothing could seemingly go wrong with this indisputably talented team with the best batting line-up in the world.

They made us want to make our music more interesting and more complex and we tried to blend that with our own personalities to see what we could come up with that was indisputably us".

And then I wish I could truly believe that we were indisputably the "good guys" in our unending wars across the Greater Middle East because that's what we owed those soldiers.

Though violence has indisputably declined, he says, it could rise again.

None of us would claim to be perfect, but I doubt that there are many of us about whom so much could be written without the description of a single indisputably praiseworthy deed".  .

We hypothesize that XMRV could be present in this compartment, as it has been indisputably found in prostate cancer tissues.