Sentence examples for may reliably demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Thus, molecular techniques may reliably demonstrate resistance, but cannot reliably predict susceptibility.

All studies performed so far may thus have been inadequately powered to be able to reliably demonstrate a difference in success of thyroid ablation between these two radioiodine activities.

Blogs or even forms of social media which require learners to analyse, evaluate or create knowledge may facilitate reflection-in-action or on-action…[Virtual patients] may allow learners to analyse, evaluate and create new knowledge, whereas learners may be limited as to how much knowledge they can reliably demonstrate using paper-based activities".

In fact, no medium has ever, in the history of the human species, been able to reliably demonstrate such an ability.

However, the evidence to reliably demonstrate this with doses 0.25 mg/kg does not currently exist.

Accordingly, additional sections processed for immunofluorescence histochemistry were used to reliably demonstrate and quantify double labeling.

A second major limitation of this study is that MRI assessments were conducted 2 years apart and it is necessary to demonstrate whether change in structural lesions can be reliably demonstrated within shorter time frames that may allow the conduct of randomized studies with feasible sample sizes.

This phenomenon has not been reliably demonstrated in humans.

Multiple frequency-dependent activation sites were reliably demonstrated on the surface of the auditory cortex.

We might fix this by putting faces on public health more reliably, demonstrating vividly the skin we all have in the game.

However, it has been reliably demonstrated that depression is also related to heightened dispositional NA and lower dispositional PA [13], and as discussed above elevated trait positivity may relate to increases in anger [9].