Sentence examples for demonstrably from from inspiring English sources

The perming process has not changed demonstrably from 25 years ago (rods, chemicals running coolly and perhaps with a slight sting around one's cotton-wrapped head, a little sitting in a shower cap and a lot of rinsing over a sink).

Volcanic arcs often produce shallow-sea vent systems, and their geochemical cycles can differ demonstrably from those found in mid-ocean ridges.

DNA evidence excluded one man at the time, meaning one of her two identifications was demonstrably mistaken from the start.

Several alternative layouts, which are demonstrably superior from a human-factors point of view, have been proposed, beginning as far back as the 1920s.

In another development, a lawyer named Deadria Farmer-Paellmann is compiling evidence for lawsuits against a dozen companies that she says demonstrably benefited from the slave trade.

Those laundering money had to be shown to be doing so deliberately, not accidentally, and the money had to be demonstrably obtained from criminal acts, not simply deposited by a known criminal.

Stripping the victims of clothing was considered necessary to document their physical condition while in CIA custody, distinguishing them at that point from what they would subsequently experience in foreign custody – despite the public diplomatic assurances against torture that the US demonstrably collected from countries with a record of torturing detainees.

The greatest benefit to risk communication demonstrably comes from sustained periods of contact that develop a strong mutual understanding (Fischhoff [1995]).

Over the last decade, STIs among Thai teens have demonstrably increased, from 7.3 per 100,000 in 2005 to 34.5 per 100,000 in 2015 according to the Thai Bureau of Epidemiology.

The nature and location of his early education has not been preserved, however his literacy was demonstrably strong from a young age, both as a writer and an avid reader on technical subjects.

Receptor heteromer is defined as a macromolecular complex composed by at least two (functional) receptor units with biochemical properties that are demonstrably different from those of its individual components [13].