Sentence examples for extent demonstrating from inspiring English sources

The neutral monists were much more interested in advertising and (to some extent) demonstrating these virtues than in (i) constructing arguments to the effect that neutral monism must be, or is, or probably is, or might be the true philosophy; and (ii) formulating arguments against all the competing views.

We first examined binding of mPer1 and xDsh to CKIεΔC, which truncates the kinase at residue 319 (Fig. 2). Figure 3A shows that xDsh and mPer bound to CKIε and CKIεΔC to the same extent, demonstrating that CKIε does not require the autophosphorylation region of the C-terminus to bind to substrate proteins.

S. trocheliophorum and S. polydactyla was active but to a lesser extent demonstrating inhibitory activities of 65-80%.

KAP1 phosphorylation was also induced by γ irradiation in HCT116 cells to an even greater extent, demonstrating these cells have a robust response to DNA DSBs (Fig. 1B).

Using this strategy, the confidence intervals of the two major QTLs for both SW and SL on the A09 linkage group were successfully narrowed to a large extent, demonstrating the effectiveness of our strategy.

The detection of the displacement boundaries and an awareness of their spatial extent demonstrate the advantage of the InSAR analysis in that small- to moderate-sized ground deformation anomalies can be observed over a large area with a high spatial resolution.

Assuming that pre-school teachers' salary level to some extent demonstrates the importance given to ECEC in a country; having a higher pre-school teacher salary rate despite a not so high GDP per capita can be interpreted as there is an overall inclination to make childcare perceived as more accessible for all children in that country.

Changes to the extent demonstrated in this study are the rule rather than the exception in today's working life.

This was consistent with the results of accuracy, precision, and dissimilarity, which to some extent demonstrated that results based on our simulated datasets were reasonable and consistent.

However, the research has also to some extent, demonstrated the capacity of a case-managed recruitment and retention programme to have an impact on the distribution of allied health and nursing professionals throughout rural and remote Australia.

When considering recent divergence, the disproportionately high mutation rate in ycf1 (and ycf2, to a lesser extent) demonstrated here is of importance, and mirrors findings in other plant taxa [ 31, 32] and recently in Pinus subsection Ponderosae [ 33].