Civic leaders, who might be uncomfortable enabling a habit that has, shall we say, its demonstrable downsides, point to evidence that a ban would hurt casino business, arguing that smoking is as integral to the Las Vegas experience as free drinks, playing the slots at 7 a.m. and escort services.
A total of 28 cases (75.7%) had a demonstrable lead point.
AI is also classified according to the presence or absence of a demonstrable lead point, and by the location of the lesion; enteric, colonic or border-line (ileocolic).
A demonstrable pathological lead point, the "hallmark" of AI, was seen in the majority (28 patients), constituting 75.7% (CI 60 – 8608).
Finally, a few groups have suggested the creation of partial or complete LPF block as a reproducible, easily demonstrable electrophysiological end point for LPFVT ablation.
In her lecture, Wood will say:"Scotland gives us in Wales and our progressive friends in England opportunities to point to demonstrable examples of an alternative to neoliberalism and the politics of austerity.
36 Our discovery of a kindred with LQTS based on prolongation of the QT interval, but lacking a demonstrable variant, reinforces the point that gene sequencing should not be a stand-alone test in those with a suggestive clinical history.
As Leatherman et al. [ 1] have pointed out, demonstrable improvements in quality of health care, coupled with sound monitoring and evaluation systems may in fact encourage greater investment in health systems strengthening by increasing donor, population and governmental confidence that resources are being used more effectively and efficiently.
[UP] is clearly not intuitive, nor is it demonstrable, as Hume has already pointed out, so only probable arguments could establish it.
