Sentence examples for demonstrably accurate from inspiring English sources
He established the principles of English metre on a demonstrably accurate structural basis; he recognized metre as a gestalt phenomenon (i.e., with emphasis on the configurational whole); he saw metrics as descriptive science rather than proscriptive regulation.
The results indicate that sparse and highly variable field sampling can be integrated with VSWIR-LiDAR data to yield demonstrably accurate estimates of canopy foliar chemical traits.
All the same, and no matter how cynically you like to see it, advances in satellite observations and computer modelling mean your average five-day forecast for Western Europe is now demonstrably more accurate than the three-day forecast was in the late 1980s.
Our manual annotation of the ENCODE pilot regions (17) was demonstrably more accurate than any computational method in terms of the sensitivity and specificity of models produced (18, 19) and these qualities remain high in current annotation (Harrow, J. et al., submitted for publication, Howald, C. et al., submitted for publication).
"Now we have solved this problem by demonstrably having a result accurate to 2percentt".
Many of the things Cernovich wrote and said were demonstrably untrue, and even his accurate claims were sometimes founded more on intuition than on evidence.
While nanopore sequencing with the MinION is demonstrably error-prone in its current stage of development, we assert that this technology holds promise for clinical applications because accurate consensus sequences can be built with sufficient coverage given the high number of reads generated.
Although pertussis seroincidence is demonstrably high in the Netherlands, it is of considerable value to estimate the age-specific incidence of symptomatic infection to obtain an accurate picture of the current disease burden associated with pertussis infection, and of the variation in burden between age-groups.
All are demonstrably inadequate.
Worse, it is demonstrably dangerous.
