Sentence examples for not easily demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Thus, the TRG rickettsiae is not easily demonstrated as a distinct lineage of rickettsiae unless the taxon and character sampling is robust enough for this intriguing lineage to emerge (Figure 9; [28]).

Allergic mice also do not exhibit spontaneous AHR, and smooth muscle hyperplasia is not easily demonstrated [ 8].

It has been suggested, but not easily demonstrated, that provider coverage in triage 23 and discharge from triage 24 have the potential to improve the ED throughput.

The generalisability to PCa patients of data collected from severely depressed (but non-cancer) patients is not easily demonstrated, and therefore the present study may be seen as making a unique contribution to the literature regarding PCa patient depression.

Sometimes the communication between the IPMT of the branch duct and the m.p.d. is not easily demonstrated; in such cases the administration of secretin with MRCP can facilitate the visualization of the communication, but sometimes even after secretin the communication cannot be demonstrated.

Inheriting the biggest deficit since the second world war means that Tory modernisers can't easily demonstrate change by promising big increases in public spending.

The chain from excessive cost of search to higher final prices is not as easily demonstrated as the price impact of a Value Added Tax, but no EU consumer would argue that the price impact of a VAT is illusory or insignificant just because it is not detailed as a line item at the time of purchase.

By contrast, significant similarity to the Zn-fingers of other eukaryotic B-family polymerases could not be easily demonstrated.

Although the possible contributions of these transcription factors, all-purpose or members of multiple gene families, to hybrid vigor may not be easily demonstrated, their presence and regulated expression are initial clues for in-depth molecular and genetic studies.

Moreover, the ambitious quantitative hypothesis to be tested (10 or 15% difference in doctors' prescriptions) will not be easily demonstrated, in spite of the involvement of about 2000 physicians in the cluster RCT and about 900 in the single doctors RCT: an even larger sample size would have been necessary to see smaller but still relevant prescribing differences.

Absorb that rough, intuitive idea of pi, about 3, and realize it's easily demonstrated that it is not exactly three.