Sentence examples for means to demonstrate a from inspiring English sources

The foundation provided in this report includes what it means to demonstrate a beneficial effect, how assessments of patients relate to the objective of showing a treatment's benefit, and how these assessments are used in clinical trial endpoints.

It means to demonstrate a desire to listen, to care, to recognize the importance that other people have and to really give them the respect of hearing what it is that they have to say.

Nonetheless, the definitve means to demonstrate a reversion of polycomb-mediated transcription inhibition is to examine whether expression of SYT-SSX2 induces reactivation of polycomb-repressed genes.

Dan Reicher, Google.org's director for climate change and energy initiatives, said the carports were meant to demonstrate a switch from fossil fuels to solar power.

The show (through Feb. 28), "Harlem's Black and Jewish Music Culture 1890-1930," is meant to demonstrate "a dialogue between like-thinking minds," Mr. Reddick said during a recent preview.

In an 1829 letter to Felix, Abraham explained that adopting the Bartholdy name was meant to demonstrate a decisive break with the traditions of his father Moses: "There can no more be a Christian Mendelssohn than there can be a Jewish Confucius".

Not only was Stella a showcase for clean energy, it was also a means to demonstrate new vehicle-to-vehicle communications systems that could eventually allow cars to work together to determine the best speeds to drive in order to keep traffic moving efficiently.

Gun ownership "is a means to demonstrate manhood", according to the SAMJ.

Some also viewed enlistment as a means to demonstrate their American values.

It was launched in the aftermath of the anti-globalisation protests at Seattle in 1999 to give companies a means to demonstrate that they could voluntarily curb the worst excesses of globalisation.

Shadi Hamid and Courtney Freer of the Brookings Center in Doha called the king's tactic of replacing his prime ministers as a means to "demonstrate his seriousness about change".