Sentence examples for more demonstrable effects from inspiring English sources

Our decision to focus on studies of presymptomatic rather than symptomatic subjects was based on the premise that most putative therapies for AD are likely to have more demonstrable effects on normal subjects compared to those with overt AD whose brains have already been subject to extensive neurodegenerative changes.

There has never been a more demonstrable effect of socialism's positive effect on the American economy.

The ratio of protein family birth to protein domain birth (domain shuffling index) suggests that shuffling had a more demonstrable effect on protein families in nematodes and arthropods than in vertebrates.

It will take more of everything i.e. loafers and boots -- to see demonstrable effects.

Yours for better TV and more demonstrable affection.

"There is a lot of touting of benefit with no studies as to its demonstrable effects while we know there is a real risk of complications".

"Learning to play an instrument has demonstrable effects on intelligence and, when children play music together, teaches them about cooperation and working together".

He mentioned symptoms like chronic headaches, ulcers, and thoughts of suicide, which he said were the demonstrable effects of "having to always look over your shoulder".

As ever with royal symbolism, in the abbey this seemed more demonstrable in terms of signs and allusions than reason or argument.

Our results determined no demonstrable effects with HMGB1 inhibition.

In children with spina bifida and in patients exposed to NRL during radiologic procedures, institution of prophylactic safety measures has had demonstrable effects in preventing allergic reactions.