Sentence examples for demonstrable signs from inspiring English sources

The two demonstrable signs that the recovery has slowed are in areas — housing and cars — where temporary stimulus programs were artificially spurring growth.

It was interesting to note that our patient had 2 years of delay in his second eye with demonstrable signs of VKH disease, whereas majority of patients only showed a few weeks of delay.

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].

New neurological deficits were defined as neurological signs demonstrable on clinical examination or new onset of seizures requiring lifelong anti-epileptic medications.

As ever with royal symbolism, in the abbey this seemed more demonstrable in terms of signs and allusions than reason or argument.

Complete response (CR) was considered to be the complete disappearance of any sign of demonstrable disease, partial response (PR) as ⩾50% reduction of measurable disease and stable disease (SD) as a <50% reduction or a <25% increase in the sum of the products of the two perpendicular diameters of all measured lesions and the appearance of no new lesions for 8 weeks.

Conclusion: During estradiol valerate and levonorgestrel treatment, there were demonstrable improvements in the objective signs of vaginal atrophy: atrophic vaginal epithelium became thicker and vaginal pH lower, and the morphology of the vaginal cells was better.

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

Circulating factors predate the clinical signs; in pre-eclampsia there are demonstrable biologically active circulating factors that are apparent well before the clinical presentation of the disease [ 8].

Thus, earlier or even prophylactic application of IVIG may show better effects of IVIG regarding the prevention or mitigation of CIPNM, since a short, albeit crucial, time period may pass between first nerve and/or muscle fiber damage and first demonstrable electrophysiological changes, not to mention the first clinical signs, chosen as inclusion criterion in our study.

However, as yet no signs of normalization of living conditions can be noticed in these two countries and there is no demonstrable return of doctors despite requests from national governments for those doctors that had fled to return home to support the understaffed health service.