Sentence examples for demonstrative results from inspiring English sources

The paper uses an EFR vocoder system example for showing the methodology and for demonstrative results.

When demonstrative results are shown, they represent a minimum of at least 3 repeats.

Thus, here as in many other philosophical questions, the analytic method, while not capable of arriving at a demonstrative result, is nevertheless capable of showing that all the positive grounds in favour of a certain theory are fallacious and that a less unnatural theory is capable of accounting for the facts.

A Grexit would have a compelling and chilling demonstrative effect.

We present the contents of the AKARI observations relevant to our ISM studies, together with some results demonstrative of the AKARI uniqueness obtained during the AKARI cold mission phase (Phases 1 and 2).

We argue that these results are demonstrative of a number of biomechanical and morphological traits that contribute to the pervasiveness of the species, its management challenges, and its function as an ecosystem engineer, whereby it alters the physical structure of river channels by deflecting flow and building large sediment accumulations.

These results are demonstrative of the importance of distance in mediating care-seeking behavior.

Sometimes, however, it is more appropriate to think of accidents as concomitants, the result of different demonstrative chains.

Table 2 shows a demonstrative sub-set of the result data corresponding to HighSystolicBloodPressure individuals, the showing a variety of pressure units being homogenized the kilopascal in accordance with the OWL class definition.

Previous experience of the main team with the same protocol [ 18], appropriate training of the participating subinvestigators and a very conservative approach applied are indicative that the obtained results are reliable and demonstrative -if not under-estimative of the actual burden of rotavirus in terms of indirect costs.

They also had a strong respect for the "common sense" and demonstrative character of science, and its resulting cognitive and cultural authority.