[It is] demonstrable that has not been the case in Russia.
I have a view on this (of course I do), which is that, in order for breastfeeding to have the no-alternative, liquid-gold status it enjoys in public health, its benefits would have to be so much more pronounced and demonstrable that you wouldn't even need to demonstrate them.
The biggest problem was that primary cilia had no demonstrable function, even though considerable circumstantial evidence suggested that they were some form of chemical or mechanical sensor.
Used cars are curious assets in that they depreciate so quickly that even 60 days can have a demonstrable impact on value.
When observed in larger cohorts of patients, with treatment phases sustained over longer intervals, it can be anticipated that even more substantial volume benefits might be demonstrable.
And those attacks appear to have had a demonstrable effect, even with Iowa Republicans bowled over by the polished delivery that helped vault Mr. Perry to six straight victories in Texas statewide elections.
This failure to discriminate, to assess, and thereby make it possible to grudgingly concede that even out of a "doctrine of necessity" – such as military dictatorship - some demonstrable governance virtue may emerge, reveals nothing but national self-glorification in a moral void, the breeding grounds of future cankerworm in the nation's edifice.
Funding agencies in many industrialised countries are increasingly shifting support towards applied science, and are insisting that even basic research must be directly relevant to the taxpayers who support it".Mr Lazaridis expects his philanthropy to produce some demonstrable payoff for his own firm.
"It is easily demonstrable that Warren Beatty was in no way responsible for any cost increases whatsoever," Ms. Kingsley wrote.
Thus, it is demonstrable that: a A = a B (19) a A ′ = a B ′ (20).
