Sentence examples for demonstrable advantage from inspiring English sources

And for the pro-same-sex marriage side, it would seem to be a contrast worth driving home: a demonstrable advantage for some children (those of gay and lesbian parents who wish to marry) versus a vague and speculative disadvantage for others (the theoretical future children of couples who might choose not to marry because same-sex couples can).

The MDT process predominantly benefits the 40%% of patients who present with advanced disease and conveys little demonstrable advantage to patients with early tumours.

42 47 If practices are to make the most of the functionality offered by modern software systems then the software needs to possess a demonstrable advantage and be compatible with varying existing methods of work and used by staff comfortable with the technology.

Based on the analysis of these two randomised controlled trials, metformin is not associated with any demonstrable advantage over rosiglitazone and sulfonylureas in terms of cancer rates, despite total study exposure of nearly 39,000 person-years and study durations of 4 to 6 years.

There are demonstrable advantages that accrue to the beautiful: very attractive people earn, on average, ten to fifteen per cent more than do their homely colleagues, according to a study that appeared in the American Economic Review, and that alone might be taken as an argument for a chin implant.

Despite what salespeople may say, every TV technology has demonstrable advantages and limitations and its own place on the affordability scale.

With the number of hydrogen fuel stations more than quadrupling from the current 9, car companies will finally be able to release fuel cell vehicles with demonstrable advantages over battery electric vehicles.

Over the same period, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has built support — even among groups previously arrayed against her — into demonstrable advantages.

Although there are demonstrable advantages to this approach to learning genetics, this unit is not "plug and play".

We suggest that a proposed reconstruction method should first be compared to the neighbor-joining method and further studied only if it offers a demonstrable practical advantage.

Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".