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That right can be overridden if an imminent need to protect innocent people requires it, just as the concern about military meddling behind someone else's borders can be set aside when there is demonstrably no alternative.

The ones in trouble are the one-man bands – people making traditional products for which there is, demonstrably, a market (Ablett's appearance on the Guardian website brought him 350 orders), who can make a fair living for themselves but can't take on anyone else.

We first defined an EGF minimal scaffold as the generally accepted reaction sequence EGF → EGFR → GRB2 → SOS1 → HRAS → RAF1 → MAP2K1 (MEK) → MAP3K (ERK), while recognizing that there is demonstrably more complexity to this pathway, particularly at the level of receptor and MAPK signalling.

Godel, for example, believed that his famous theorem showed that there are demonstrably rational forms of mathematical thought of which humans are capable which could not be exhibited by a mechanical or formal system of a sort that a physical mind would have to be.

After 10 days, although there was no colony formation in any group, there were demonstrably more viable cells in the MAD2↓ well, compared with the untransfected and scramble controls.

If a position becomes available during the five-year period, the partner is hired unless there is a candidate who is "demonstrably superior".

Of course, there are plenty of reasons why Fellowes is demonstrably wrong.

There is nothing cold or harsh about that, and it is demonstrably true that we are, or at least can be.

At present there are no reports of appendicular bones among sauropodomorphs with pneumatopores that lead to bone texture than is demonstrably pneumatic.

That is demonstrably true".

This is demonstrably untrue.