Sentence examples for demonstrable advances from inspiring English sources
Sunday's nuclear detonation is expected to raise pressure on the US to address the demonstrable advances the North is making in its missile and weapons development.
Acupuncturist would want to go to town to condemn this article but the truth remains that, if the field has made any demonstrable advances, such must have scientific basis and testable facts.
It was that, more than any specific, demonstrable improvement".
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
With respect to both of these institutions, I have concluded that foreign engagement has had no demonstrable impact when it comes to advancing democratic possibilities.
Academic impact is "the demonstrable contribution that excellent research makes to academic advances, across and within disciplines, including significant advances in understanding, methods, theory and application" Higher Education Funding Council for England: 2014 REF: Assessment framework and guidance on submissions.
In light of this, a treatment that results in both weight loss and demonstrable changes in patients' concern about their weight which can positively impact QoL represents a major advance in the management of this disease, potentially facilitating improved adherence and glycaemic control.
He has little patience for skeptical arguments questioning the possibility of scientific knowledge, such as those he believed to have been advanced by Nicholas of Autrecourt, arguing that it is absurd to demand that all knowledge be demonstrable by reduction to the principle of non-contradiction.
This study examines states' efforts to advance cybersecurity efforts, enumerating lessons learned from an in-depth focus on three case studies of states that have seen demonstrable successes.
Demonstrable competence in relevant areas?
