Sentence examples for one demonstrable from inspiring English sources

"This is one demonstrable way we can actually bend the cost curve and keep people healthy".

Newark did make at least one demonstrable change after 1967: the police force is now thirty-five per cent black and forty-one per cent Latino.

John Leonard, the "CBS Sunday Morning" regular, contributing editor to The Nation and a former editor of The New York Times Book Review, claims at the outset of his new collection of essays to have achieved only one demonstrable good in 40 years of writing: at 19, he wrote a piece that contributed to the commutation of a death sentence of a Cuban journalist.

Limbic associated pelvic pain is hypothesized to occur in patients with chronic pelvic pain out of proportion to any demonstrable pathology (hyperalgesia), and with more than one demonstrable pain generator (allodynia), and who are susceptible to development of the syndrome.

Competencies are the transfer; they're the performance component that bundles lots of standards together into one demonstrable concept.

Please, this week, take one demonstrable action to counter these nefarious individuals who are exploiting our youth and you will in turn make a difference to many children - both today and tomorrow.

These two, ambitious initiatives are built on demonstrable results.

Oils in general have one major demonstrable effect on hair--slowing the loss of moisture.

A total of 12 subjects (7.8%) and 16 subjects (9.9%) had at least one fibroid demonstrable at the examination, ranging from 4 to 69 mm in diameter (data not shown).

In North America and Europe, about one-fifth to one-third have demonstrable virus in tumour tissue, or elevated antibody titres to EBV (Lenoir et al, 1984; Gutierrez et al, 1992).

At the other extreme, the imperfection, being on only one strand of the helix, might have no demonstrable effect, and the whole population of helices, imperfect or not, unfolds at 62 °C.