Sentence examples for demonstrably used from inspiring English sources

Let him bar any major league player who has demonstrably used steroids -- whether intent is admitted or not.

We asked Facebook why it continues to allow the hate group to maintain a presence on its platform — which is demonstrably being used as a route for fundraising — but Facebook declined to comment.

Measurement models without these low-weighted components were not demonstrably better when used in the models reported below.

The sheep coped well with the experimental procedures and the appliance used was demonstrably effective in inducing adaptive responses in the TMJ.

What's changed is that lately the weight of problems being demonstrably attached to heavily used tech services has acquired such a gravitational and political pull that it's becoming harder and harder for these businesses to sidestep the concept of wider societal and civic responsibilities.

While students are increasingly utilizing varied resources and media in a deliberate and creative manner to advance their studies, some study methods that are demonstrably ineffective continue to be widely used.

It has a dubious track record too, having been used to distribute other demonstrably false content, such as claims that Turkish police for some reason used Vietnam War-era herbicide Agent Orange on protesters during the Gezi Park demonstrations.

Refinement is conventionally used to effect a demonstrably-correct development from an abstract specification.

Logic would suggest that any new chemical used in consumer products be demonstrably safer than a compound it replaces, particularly one taken off the market for reasons related to human health.

The ES cells (from a stock used to make knockout mice and thus demonstrably normal) were propagated for only a limited time (∼1 month) before starting with new frozen stocks to avoid working with karyotypic variants.

Thus DArT is a demonstrably valuable addition to the set of existing molecular approaches used to infer biological phenomena such as adaptive radiations, population dynamics, hybridization, introgression, ecological differentiation and phylogeography.