Sentence examples for directly demonstrating from inspiring English sources

While no documents or evidence exist directly demonstrating Clinton was personally aware of embassy requests for increased security, or deliberately failed to act, conservatives' main argument has been, to use Clinton's own phrase: "What difference does it make?" After all, as Secretary of State, the buck stops with her.

A rather more scientific method for directly demonstrating accurate synchronisation consisted in the simultaneous capture of a fast moving object against a reference background.

The N 1s peak (Fig. 2d) can be identified at 399.9 eV, directly demonstrating the existence of DNA molecules in hybrid electrodes.

In contrast, the mutant Tau transgenic strains exhibits large gaps in these nerve cords where neuronal processes are missing, thus directly demonstrating severe neurodegeneration in the living animal.

CT is especially useful for evaluating these complications, directly demonstrating intra-abdominal abscesses, peritoneal inflammation (Figs. 13 and 14), or the enteric leakage observed as extravasation of orally administered contrast agent.

However, its use remains controversial as it has good capability to identify dilatation of the excretory system even in non-experienced hands [10], but can have difficulties in directly demonstrating the stones, especially in the mid ureters, remaining operator dependent to detect stones and indirect findings that can help in the diagnosis.

This directly demonstrates the connection between time and mass.

However, no studies have directly demonstrated that TTH is associated with circulatory changes or ischemia.

The corollary is directly demonstrated via the results (3.18) and (3.19) of Theorem 2.

Retrospectively reviewed, ultrasound directly demonstrated an incarcerated obturator hernia in all the cases.

To be successful, a business training course for scientists must directly demonstrate its value to research.