Sentence examples for time has demonstrated from inspiring English sources
"We're very hard over on that because we've learned, and as time has demonstrated to us, one of the key risks to our networks is that unauthorised device, that memory device being introduced into our networks," he told the BT Assure media roundtable at the Infosecurity Europe event in London.
Time has demonstrated that government and courts can enact and uphold laws, but they don't change hearts, minds and souls or address the root cause of racism.
For instance, Sodium L-ascorbyl-2-phosphate, a stable vitamin C derivate, has been shown to suppress sebum oxidation by up to 40% and at the same time has demonstrated efficacy in the treatment of acne vulgaris.
On the other hand, the use of a combination of proliferation markers specific for the different stages of the cell cycle to identify the fraction of the proliferative progenitors that are in S-phase at a given time has demonstrated that aging does not change the rate of division of SVZ cells (Maslov et al., 2004).
Investigation carried out on OXYS rats, at first time had demonstrated unique therapeutic potential of the novel mitochondria-targeted antioxidant SkQ1, (10-(6'-plastoquinonyl) decyltriphenylphosphonium) for AMD treatment.
The authors for the first time have demonstrated effectiveness of decomposition of mutli-class classification problem into series of sub-problem of two-class selection.
The authors for the first time have demonstrated that primers can anneal in parallel orientation and can be extended in a PCR reaction.
The phenotypes of AID-deficient patients and mice (described at the same time) have demonstrated the master role of this newly described B-cell molecule in both CSR and SHM antibody maturation events.
The Times has demonstrated its right to print information, but it has failed to show its responsibility in doing so.
I think it was audacious to set yourself up as a credible judge on the question of whether The New York Times has demonstrated bias.
But the Sun is losing readers and influence, the Times is losing readers and money and the Sunday Times has demonstrated that the £2 newspaper is a price rise too far for many readers.
