Sentence examples for demonstrates one more from inspiring English sources
Still sorting the men from the boys after 20 years, Mario and Luigi's new adventure is not important because it's the continuation of a franchise we know and love – rather, it's because New Super Mario Bros. Wii demonstrates one more time why Nintendo are masters of the all-ages gaming market; relevant and refreshing but at all times reverent and above all, incredible fun.
The marriage of curatorial and commercial interests has long been a challenging relationship to navigate in the art world and the Carte Blanche sale demonstrates one more of these instances.
Our study demonstrates one more time that VM is not an individual event but a general phenomenon during tumor growth, being a functional microcirculation [ 26].
Furthermore, these data demonstrate one more function of RA T cells; namely, their ability to induce monocyte/macrophage chemokine secretion by cellular contact.
The karyotype of CNS-1 cells demonstrates one or more trisomies often of chromosomes 11 and 13 (Kruse et al., 1994).
Despite all of Obama's recent populist rhetoric he has demonstrated on more than one occasion his willingness to throw middle class Americans under the bus.
He has also demonstrated, on more than one occasion, that the brand of politics he mastered is far different than the technologically driven political landscape that now exists.
Weis and his colleagues within the Department have demonstrated on more than one occasion that there is not a practice of applying lessons learned from the past (even the recent past) when making decisions in the present.
The more refined and exclusive the taste, the more one demonstrates one's elect status.
Visual inspection demonstrated one or more elements of contamination on 125 (43.1%) surfaces, including: dust (56), tape (31), hair (15), moisture (8), and other (50).
This procedure was performed on all genes, regardless of statistical significance, and also on the subset of genes demonstrating one or more statistically significant pair-wise differences among environmental and genetic comparisons.
