Implantable defibrillators are routinely used for a relatively small group of patients who, like Vice President Dick Cheney, have demonstrable heart-rhythm disturbances.
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.
A shortage of viable bidders was also a factor given that the CMA insisted that the buyers have demonstrable experience in running such shops.
The Philharmonic's relocation may have demonstrable benefits for acoustics, but I'm less certain of its benefit to my concert-going pleasure.
Nor is it a run-through of Hollywood moguls: everyone on our list has to have demonstrable influence within the UK.
Directors on audit committees must have demonstrable financial knowledge, and companies are required to publicly disclose the skills of each director and state why that person was chosen.
Here in South Africa, we already have demonstrable jobs of superior coaching by the unflappable Vicente del Bosque, the former Real midfielder who coaches Spain, and Bert van Marwijk, the Dutch journeyman who coaches the Netherlands.
In the latter instance, substantial ties means that your parent is a citizen of a British overseas territory, a Commonwealth citizen, US citizen, European Economic Area EEAA) citizen, British national or citizen overseas, and they would need to have demonstrable connections with the UK by way of family history or have been resident here for a substantial period of time.
Estrogens have demonstrable neuroprotective effects.
Each therapy must have demonstrable efficacy and have minimal risk of side-effects.
Visibility is almost as important as academic pedigree; the chosen topic must have intrinsic appeal and should have demonstrable innovation.
