The most primitive living vertebrates the jawless fishes (hagfish and lampreys)—do not have lymphoid tissues corresponding to a spleen or a thymus, and their immune responses, although demonstrable, are very weak and sluggish.
If you're really stressed, you can pick one per day -- and if you want to spend an hour (10 minutes on each), you'll see demonstrable benefits very quickly.
His durability is demonstrable in the very fact that so much modern criticism, despite its mistrust of canonical texts written by "dead white European males," turns to Shakespeare again and again.
Okay, so I started out predisposed to like these wines, but my prejudice was soon overwhelmed by the very demonstrable quality.
"The absence of future wage increases, coupled with the effects of inflation, constitute a very demonstrable and adverse effect," the judge concluded.
Unfortunately, since October 2011, light reflecting off the tower has undermined the harmonious environment created by Walker and Piano in very demonstrable ways.
In addition, there are very few demonstrable biochemical differences between cancerous cells and normal cells.
Potential employers - whether donors, companies or NGOs - are looking for people with very good grades, demonstrable creativity, initiative, and who can learn on the job - rather than specific skills or subjects.
"I think the board felt that since I am the longest-serving chancellor in the history of the university," Dr. Goldstein explained this week, "and since I was blessed with having an opportunity to help reshape the institution in very dramatic and demonstrable ways, they wanted to give me an opportunity to be around, to work, for the benefit of the university".
It's demonstrable that Christians, too, slip into very un-Christlike images of God, distortions of the Father whom Jesus revealed.
