Major concerns of local stakeholders were inadequate community consultation and engagement; burden of research on the region; negative impact of research practices; lack of demonstrable community benefit; and power and control of research.
Like it can be seen also in Figure 9, the morphological dependence of the distributed power is also demonstrable.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
Similar troubles may well be brewing for the UK government on account of its demonstrable appetite for sweeping state surveillance powers — when, outside the bloc, it too risks butting up against EU citizens' fundamental privacy rights.
A patient with ABM was defined as a person whose CSF sample at the time of hospital admission contained >100 leukocytes/high-power microscopic field or demonstrable organisms by Gram stain or culture.
"The technology is powerful...there's demonstrable success," Bieber said.
BBC Newsnight said the review is expected to set five tests for the UK's continued status as a nuclear power, including whether it makes a "demonstrable contribution" to the defence of the country and if it represents value for money.
Cissé presents a thirteenth-century legend seemingly from the perspective of its characters, for whom the supernatural realm, the domain of divine powers realized concretely on earth, is demonstrable, evident, and visible.
In response to demands by the joint committee and the ISC for demonstrable, evidence-based justifications for vastly intrusive bulk powers, the Home Office has provided general case studies with few details, unaccompanied by any sense of the scale and effect of such measures.
But none of those concrete, demonstrable concessions to the fusion of government and corporate power that reflect some of the continuities between Bush and Obama are at the heart of the deeply felt, truly angry remonstrations that we've seen.
