Sentence examples for demonstrable consequences from inspiring English sources

Demonstrable consequences of learners' habitual emotions on learning strategies and outcomes make them interesting objects of study in any educational system (Hascher 2010).

Apparently, pot shots about professional sports stars is where we as a culture draw the line where someone's actions can result in demonstrable consequences which prohibit them from continuing to keep on keepin' on despite their incendiary indiscretions.

Pot shots about professional sports stars, apparently, is where we as a culture draw the line where someone's actions can result in demonstrable consequences which prohibit them from continuing to keep on keepin' on despite their incendiary indiscretions.

Has 'less' had a clearly demonstrable effect on outcome?

Exposure to endotoxin is ubiquitous in the environment at levels that have been shown to have physiologic effects and, in some instances, demonstrable health consequences.

"That had a demonstrable, psychological effect," says McDaid.

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

Consequently, crossover effects are demonstrable only in commercial classes.

In recent years there's been a growing awareness and acknowledgment of the socially destructive consequences of mass incarceration, its staggering expense, and the demonstrable injustice of its administration.

Are these phenomena causes and/or consequences of genetic instability and progression, or less interestingly, correlations without demonstrable causation?

We demonstrated that this 'physiological shunt' requires compensatory changes in blood flow to meet the metabolic needs of the tissue and, as a consequence, that tissue may be hypoxic in the absence of demonstrable signs of ischaemia [ 15].