Sentence examples for issue of demonstrating from inspiring English sources

The issue of demonstrating impact was another cause for concern among panellists.

The issue of demonstrating disparity re-invokes the question of scale.

Here, the authors conflate the statistical impossibility of demonstrating the absence of effects (and thresholds) with the issue of demonstrating human relevance of toxicity data derived from testing on animals.

They do add a sentence or two to the paper (in addition to agreeing to mention the Melzer et al. work) in which they say they can barely detect the product of cathepsin D cleavage, therefore it's unlikely to be important to what they are studying, but that doesn't address the issue of demonstrating that the N-terminal RGG box is actually required for the anti-apoptotic properties of Aven.

The theory put forward in the May 2000 issue of Molecular Medicine demonstrating that HO offers protection against placental cytotoxic damage associated with pre-eclampsia appears to hold true, based on the supporting data, which has emerged over the last decade.

But whereas Obama had, until last week, adopted the public stance of opposing gay marriage, Cameron seized upon the issue as a means of demonstrating to the British public that the Conservatives have shed their image as the "nasty party" and moved into the twenty-first century.

Overall, this paper connects criminological theory and crime/problem prevention practice with academic misconduct issues with the intent of demonstrating there is potential to minimise the opportunity for contract cheating by altering the opportunity structures for assessment items.

The researchers, who reported on their work in the current issue of Nature, demonstrated the technique using bubbles 20 to 200 microns in diameter in a quartz container filled with vesicles with lipid membranes, a kind of artificial cell.

This strategy, on the potentially pivotal electoral issue of Iraq, demonstrates that Mr. Kerry has decided he must embrace persevering toughness rather than crowd-pleasing tirades in his foreign policy or risk the Republican and heartland ridicule always in ready supply for Massachusetts Democrats.

Now a paper published in the 10 June issue of Nature demonstrates that this acoustic skill is a major engine of bat evolution.

Two new studies in tomorrow's issue of Science* demonstrate, however, that marijuana's effects on the brain are disturbingly similar to those produced by highly addictive drugs.