Gadamer's arguments about play, festival and symbol serve, then, as the basis for his claim that aesthetic experience, our experience of art, is a demonstrable instance of how subjectivity is informed by a substantiality that transcends an individual consciousness.
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.
There have been a few instances of demonstrable harm.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
In one instance a large irregular defect was demonstrable, leading to the conclusion that a fragment of bone had been sheared away from this area (Fig. 7b).
In some instances the uncertainty was shown to have demonstrable (and substantially detrimental) effects on the conduct of stem cell science as reported by scientists themselves[18].
Furthermore, in many instances, there is no close relationship between demonstrable lesions on the upper GI tract and GI blood loss [ 39].
In two instances small tears not over one centimeter wide were demonstrable in the supraspinatus region of the cuff (Fig. 4).
I think it's really cool tech, and I think provides some demonstrable benefits; but I think those benefits are only gained in specific instances.
The Committee also discussed the pivotal issue relating to the extrapolation of animal studies to humans noting that in most instances a dosage level can be identified that causes no demonstrable effect in animals.
