Sentence examples for demonstrate comprehensively from inspiring English sources

A weighted summation method was used to produce one comprehensive soil erodibility index (CSEI) to demonstrate comprehensively the temporal variation in soil erodibility with natural restoration age.

In our recent work, we employed multiple high-resolution imaging techniques, including total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy, platinum replica electron microscopy and CW-STED to demonstrate comprehensively that F-actin is present throughout the IS.

"The line has been put about that it's a marketing gimmick – we have demonstrated comprehensively that it's not true".

Validity and reliability (PCS α=0.92; MCS α=0.91) of the measure have been demonstrated comprehensively.

And the budget deficit is only a reflection of the real problems in the economy and cannot be controlled by the government, as Osborne has demonstrated so comprehensively.

Background imagery is pan-sharpened 2004 Quickbird for A and C, and true-colour orthophoto for B. The Mahalanobis distance (Figure 7) demonstrates how comprehensively the inventory ground plots represent stand conditions across the footprint.

"These observations together with the documented incidents, very clearly and comprehensively demonstrate how prolonged immigration detention threatens the physical, mental and emotional wellbeing of asylum seekers, particularly children".

To comprehensively demonstrate the involvement of IrtA in siderophore release from the cytoplasm in vivo, M.smeg knockout of the irtA homologue, msmeg_6554 (mc2155▵6554) was constructed (Fig. 8A) by homologous recombination.

While our report does not comprehensively demonstrate the mechanistic connection between systemic disease development and salivary biomarker alterations, it does begin to paint the picture for the concept that systemic networks exist in our body, which allows communication between distal diseases and the salivary glands.

Their data comprehensively demonstrate that Lbh is a direct transcriptional target of TCF-β-catenin.

Our experiments comprehensively demonstrate that most probable subgraphs often have very large frequency values as well.