Sentence examples for demonstrates tangible differences from inspiring English sources

Readability research largely traces its origins to an initial study by Kitson [33] that demonstrates tangible differences in sentence lengths and word lengths, measured in syllables, between two newspapers and two magazines (see also [55] for an historical perspective of readability).

Due to the low infectious dose of F. tularensis for both type A and type B in mice (LD50 <10 CFU for both subspecies) and the acute and rapid onset of infection that results, few studies have used a mouse model to demonstrate tangible virulence differences between F. tularensis strains [1], [4], [14], [15].

The positive response demonstrates tangible results on her videos, helping her look both professional and knowledgeable in the field.

The real test will be to demonstrate tangible benefits to patients.

Still, Hill is skeptical that Kim Jong Un's letters demonstrate tangible progress.

They have taken expensive and burdensome steps to avoid the risk of government eavesdropping, demonstrating tangible injury.

It follows that if the nanotech industry expects consumers to accept risks, it must also demonstrate tangible benefits.

Aid would become invisible or anonymous within a global pool, and impede the ability to demonstrate tangible results?

Many models with predictive value have been developed from medical research, with demonstrated tangible impacts on drug development from discovery through the clinical stage.

Biological experiments demonstrating tangible effects on known or novel Alzheimer's disease pathology will be essential to understanding the underlying etiology.

For that reason, although numerous studies have demonstrated the dosimetric superiority of IG-IMRT compared with IMRT, very limited numbers of studies have shown that these dosimetric differences can lead to tangible differences to the patient in terms of toxicity and tumor control [ 12– 12].