Sentence examples for verifiably measured from inspiring English sources
We investigated the association between time spent in daily light intensity activity verifiably measured by accelerometer monitoring and subsequent two year incident disability determined from longitudinal systematic reports of limitations in instrumental and basic activities of daily living.
If we gain the ability to dependably and verifiably measure the waves, it would open an entirely bit of the universe to study.
Its cost is midway between mass-produced milk and organic, but Dr. Simon is hoping that it plays into the vogue for locally produced food that has a smaller carbon footprint and verifiably higher standards, as measured by somatic cell counts and other indices.
"These actions represent the first time in nearly a decade that Iran has verifiably enacted measures to halt progress on its nuclear programme, and roll it back in key respects," said its press secretary, Jay Carney.
Mr. Hill said that when North Korea "makes the decision to dismantle its nuclear program permanently, fully, verifiably," the United States and other participants in the talks would take "corresponding measures".
The official said the administration sees the danger that the Russians or the U.N. will make it a delaying tactic, but that "in Kerry's mind and in the President's mind, it can be a win-win:" either you disarm Syria of its chemical weapons quickly and verifiably, or by exhausting a credible diplomatic option you win support for tougher measures against the Assad regime.
They verifiably did not exist.
Parts of it were verifiably wet.
(All but the last are verifiably real).
A test ban will help, verifiably, keep it that way.
