Sentence examples for two demonstrable from inspiring English sources

The two demonstrable signs that the recovery has slowed are in areas — housing and cars — where temporary stimulus programs were artificially spurring growth.

Trump told two demonstrable falsehoods this AM, one about his administration's policy of separating undocumented immigrant kids inclu infants from their parents, which he tried to claim wasn't his own policy.

There is, however, one demonstrable value to being a sports fan.

This service is like the service on diabetes, heart patients'... .......... (service provider, ART clinic) This process of "normalisation" had three demonstrable positive outcomes: (1) facilitating HIV status disclosure, (2) stimulating VCT uptake, and (3) helping ART users cope with enacted stigma and sustain treatment.

However, because we have also shown that the two studies have demonstrable genetic background differences, using external controls in association studies requires a careful examination of the confounding effect due to PS.

The two MMIs with demonstrable predictive validity in the literature focus on communication skills, with five out of ten and two out of ten stations measuring integrity-related constructs as described by MMI researchers at Dundee [ 9, 10] and McMaster Universities [ 11, 12] respectively.

In 2006, Taylor et al. examined two individuals, with demonstrable osteological evidence of lepromatous leprosy, from two English Mediaeval sites: Wharram Percy, Yorkshire (burial G708 radiocarbon dated to 960 1100 AD) and Blackfriars Friary, at Ipswich, Suffolk (burial 1914 radiocarbon dated to 1263 1538 AD).

The Rpf domain, which was predicted to be muralytic on bioinformatic grounds (Ravagnani et al., 2005), possesses a lysozyme-like fold (Cohen-Gonsaud et al., 2005; Ruggiero et al., 2009) and, at least in two RPFs, has demonstrable peptidoglycan hydrolase activity (Mukamolova et al., 2006; Haiser et al., 2009).

Two had a demonstrable effect: the first found that an educational intervention for suspected prostate cancer reduced referrals, whereas an RCT of dermoscopy and a three-point checklist for suspected skin cancer found that the intervention increased referral sensitivity (conversion rate) and accuracy.

The remaining 12 patients were excluded from the analysis: eight yielded no demonstrable invasive tumour on day-21 biopsy, two comprised high-grade DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) only (presumably due to geographical miss), and two contained tiny foci of invasive tumour deemed too small to reliably interpret immunohistochemical staining.

This is one of those demonstrable art truths that are also human truths.