Sentence examples for have been demonstrable from inspiring English sources

Putting that another way, after the expenditure of tens of billions of dollars, no beneficial results have been demonstrable.

Willis says they will monitor its work over a five-year period to see if there's an impact, and will bid for it to continue if there have been demonstrable gains.

Though there have been demonstrable deficiencies at the UN -- the Oil for Food scandal being chief among them -- we shouldn't throw out the good in pursuit of the perfect.

In the study of Serin and Ulutas [ 22] baseline concentrations were not reached 7 days after surgery, but might have been demonstrable later, if the study period had been extended.

Brouwer's proof of the bar theorem from 1924 (later versions of the proof appeared in 1927 and in 1954) proves a statement of the form "If A has been demonstrated, then B is demonstrable" (Brouwer 1924D1, Brouwer 1927B, Brouwer 1954A).

Associations were stronger for outcomes previously linked to radiation, such as leukemia and CNS tumors, although no evidence of an association was found for lymphoma where such links have been less demonstrable (UNSCEAR 2006).

The Coalition Provisional Authority may be right that thousands of foreign fighters have converged on Iraq, but few who have been captured have demonstrable ties to Al Qaeda.

Elevated mercury vapor levels have been documented, but demonstrable health effects are rarely reported after small mercury spills, such as broken fever thermometers.

Hook's claim is that the premise of Stevenson's argument, namely, that all the facts relevant to attitudes in a moral dispute have been discovered, is not demonstrable.

The costs to society have been astronomical, with no demonstrable gain.

However, as well as microorganisms that have been shown to have demonstrable arsenate resistance, whole genome analyses of various microorganisms have revealed an increasing number of open reading frames (ORFs) that have homology to arsC.