Sentence examples for demonstrating out of from inspiring English sources

In our study of various cell lines, commercially available HEp-2 substrates from INOVA Diagnostics and CHO cells maintained in our own tissue culture facility constitutively expressed RR. Others have also reported that the HEp-2 substrate provided by INOVA seems to be unique in demonstrating "out of the box" RR staining [ 34].

McClure calls all 22 of the startups demonstrating (out of 110 portfolio companies) his "little monsters" a la Lady Gaga, and people are encouraged to heckle the startups who demo, presumably toughening them up for the harsh world of refining, revamping, failing and succeeding.

We also demonstrate out-of-core reconstruction for large-scale datasets, up to 10243-voxel volume.

"You'd know that sound if you heard it," says Carl, a soft-spoken, precise man who then demonstrates: out of his mouth comes a noise like a sob, rasping and strained.

Of course, most shows only wish they could reach the level of aesthetic mastery "Better Call Saul" demonstrates out of the gate, but my counterintuitive hope for the new AMC drama is that it gets messier, less controlled and less perfectionist in its tendencies.

Table 1 demonstrates, out of 59 cervical tumour biopsies, 50 (84.7%) were positive for HPV type 16 and two (3.39%) for HPV type 18.

Situated in central locations, Aldi and Lidl have demonstrated that out-of-town superstores on retail parks aren't actually convenient, either.

The purpose of shifting power to the c commission had been to demonstrate to out-of-town investors that the discredited Beame was no longer in charge of money matters.

It has been demonstrated that out-of-pocket payments as a percentage of private health expenditure in Uganda increased from 56.7% in 2000 to 64.8% in 2011 [ 18].

That's a statistic that, in Martin's opinion, demonstrates how out of step the White House is with the realities of the American criminal justice system.

This theory demonstrates how out of suspicion two individuals may fail to collaborate even if such collaboration will benefit them both.