Sentence examples for demonstrated very clear from inspiring English sources

Two inventories embedded in this assessment, to assess potential deterrents to help seeking and difficulties encountered in care, demonstrated very clear principal component structure, and were helpful in understanding aspects of help seeking and satisfaction with care.

There was thus a good rationale for considering ghrelin as a potential therapeutic agent for SCI. Lee et al. demonstrated very clear benefits of ghrelin administration on both anatomic and functional outcomes in their rodent model of SCI.

These experiments demonstrated very clear evidence of a dramatic increase in ABCB1 expression in the MCF-7EPI, MCF-7TAX-2, and MCF-7TXT cell lines but not in the MCF-7DOX-2cell line.

The literature suggests that health professionals' attitudes to the NHS Health Checks might have an effect on health inequalities, however our results did not demonstrate very clear findings in terms of view differentiation by social or material factors.

However detailed histomorphometric analysis demonstrated very little true integration as the demarcating border was still clear throughout the integration zone.

Mrs May added: "He has demonstrated a very clear understanding of the complex challenges facing policing and brings with him a wealth of experience from his role as rail regulator and from his review of police pay and conditions".

Despite these potential limitations we believe the study demonstrated that very clear consensus can be reached over the presence (or absence/grade) of specific clinical signs amongst experts.

This level of technology use is out of sync with their development but demonstrates a very clear relationship between the individual and their understanding of their own power use.

"The Romney plan demonstrates a very clear understanding of how America's oil and natural gas companies, like mine, work," said Virginia Lazenby, chairwoman of the Independent Petroleum Association of America, a trade group, and chief executive of Nashville-based oil and gas company, Bretagne, LLC, in a prepared statement.

Indeed, in choice experiments with A. gigantea tortoises, Eskildsen et al. (2004) could demonstrate a very clear avoidance of juvenile leaf types by these tortoises even though they are from a different genus native to Aldabra Atoll on the other side of Madagascar.

"Ultimately, I think it's a mistake to ban them because I think that you're going to be hard pressed to demonstrate in a very clear way that these sites have a direct negative affect," said Michael Levine, a psychology professor at Kenyon College in Ohio whose specialty is eating disorders and the mass media.