Sentence examples for we can only demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Our study was cross-sectional in design so we can only demonstrate an association and not a causal relationship.

This was a cross-sectional study, and, as such, we can only demonstrate associations and not show causation or be certain about the direction of the association.

In our experience, we can only demonstrate the existence of this part of the curve in subjects with a very high ability for maximal VA (>99% in this extreme example, subject no. 1 in Fig.  5).

Given the static nature of the analysis, we can only demonstrate a strong association; we cannot demonstrate the dynamic effect of competitive interactions on statewide party position over time.

"Deeper examination can only demonstrate what we already know, that Raffaele Sollecito has nothing to do with what that poor girl had to suffer," he told reporters.

Mr Lawrie said: "What was his intention when he struck her about the head and neck, those multiple injuries can only demonstrate that Mr Isom had set about repeatedly striking the head and neck of Miss Henderson that you can safely conclude that he intended to cause her serious bodily harm.

Existing comparisons derived from surface wound mapping are limited in that they can only demonstrate the skin entry wound location.

One can only demonstrate in the relevant sense using common nouns, since such nouns are the only ones that have definitions, either nominal or essential.

However, the effectiveness of cadaver-sniffing dogs is questioned by many in the law enforcement community and Ground Penetrating Radar can only demonstrate a disturbance beneath the surface and it's open to interpretation what that may be.

Hillary Clinton can only demonstrate this leadership by taking responsibility -- and fully disclosing the facts related to the vast amounts of special interest money that she and the Clinton family have taken personally and for their foundations.

However, the corresponding image data can only demonstrate 2D information from a certain view.