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A hematoma neck connecting the pseudoaneurysms to the underlying artery may or may not be demonstrable by ultrasound.

Without the fuzzy sets as points geometry in the unit hypercube, the changing symmetry of conditions would not be demonstrable in this fashion.

Even at higher exposure levels, a correlation between perchlorate exposure and changes in serum T3, T4, or TSH levels may not be demonstrable.

There have not been demonstrable differences in recorded qualification scores for trainees taught by U.S. civilian contractors or international police instructors.

A problem with accepting these intracellular findings as relevant to humans is that a crossed projection from the utricule to inferior oblique motoneurons, the proposed basis of the c-n10 potential, has not been demonstrable using these techniques in cats (Uchino et al., 1996).

The reason for this is largely practical: it is difficult to purify Mcm2-7 or the CMG complex in amounts large enough to perform these screens, and in vitro helicase activity has not been demonstrable for the whole complex until fairly recently [ 23, 113].

Homologs of these DNA polymerases are found in all archaeal and eukaryotic genomes, so that monophyly of all viral polymerases does not seem to be demonstrable in phylogenetic analyses [ 35, 36].

There may not be a demonstrable quid pro quo, but contributions guarantee access, and access guarantees influence.

If insulin's effects on microcirculatory function play a physiological role in regulating insulin-mediated glucose uptake, such effects should be demonstrable not only during steady-state hyperinsulinemia, but also after a glucose load and a meal.

In cases where the spleen may not be palpable, this will be demonstrable on ultrasound examination [ 6].

If that rationale had been correct (and not, as is demonstrable, misguided), why should it now be necessary, only two decades later, to flood the chapel with permanent artificial light?