Sentence examples for demonstrable in a from inspiring English sources
In summary, using eight different anti-Runx3 antibodies, in situ hybridization, TaqMan qRT-PCR, three different reporter mouse strains (Runx3-GFP-KI, R26-LacZ/Runx3Cre and R26-tdTomato/Runx3Cre) and rigorous re-analysis of the original Li-Runx3-LacZ mice, we are unable to demonstrate Runx3 expression in GIT epithelium although it is readily demonstrable in a series of adjacent tissues.
The present three experiments show (a) that EC effects can be demonstrated within another sensory modality than visual perception and (b) that EC effects are demonstrable in a between-subject design (including a successful replication attempt).
Thus the co-infected group may illustrate more extreme changes not demonstrable in a small group of HIV infected patients alone.
As these animals matured, CPF damage was demonstrable in a wide variety of brain regions.
It is conceivable that a more evident impact of the chosen treatment would be demonstrable in a larger cohort or with a longer follow-up period.
The two ruminant morbilliviruses, PPRV and RPV, have common antigens demonstrable in a variety of serologic test systems, and they also show a degree of cross-neutralization (12, 13).
"We just have to bear in mind that none of this is demonstrable in any highly convincing way".
Activation of MDR 1 gene expression and P-glycoprotein function was demonstrable in all clones.
Using the assay, binding proteins were demonstrable in all of 100 tumour cytosols.
Aquinas and the others who held to his view recognized that a demonstrable attribute in a natural thing would have to be a potentiality, though, of course, an actuality could be demonstrated in a mathematical demonstration, where efficient causation is not at issue, and an occurrent attribute can be shown to inhere in the subject necessarily and at every time.
ADAPT®-treated bovine pericardial patches have been successfully used in surgery of congenital heart defects without demonstrable calcification in a 36-month follow-up period [15].
