Sentence examples for with a demonstrable from inspiring English sources
"Lloyd Lake is a certified gang member, a convicted felon with a demonstrable history of violence," Cornwell said.
Career project professionals are generally experts in their fields, with a demonstrable record of high-level accomplishments, Ms. Miller says.
If we're going to spend all this money on content, it has to be measured and monetized, with a demonstrable R.O.I. for you folks paying the bills.
Recruiters say candidates with a demonstrable long-term commitment to a country, and ready-made guanxi (business and political relationships), get preference.
About all that survives today with a demonstrable connection to the old settlement -- apart from the St. George's building -- is the six-story building at 105-107 Washington Street, formerly the Downtown Community House.
After AZ and NEC had blown a deluge of good chances in their match on Sunday, it was – of all people – the substitute striker with a demonstrable phobia of the goal, Graziano Pellè, who helped home a rebound so easy that not even he could miss it to win 1-0.
The clinical profile of HCDD is very similar to that of other MIDD, except for a higher incidence of hypertension and less-frequent association with either a demonstrable plasma cell dyscrasia (∼25% cases when compared with 50% cases of LCDD) or circulating monoclonal free light or heavy chain [ 7].
This needs a method with adequate throughput and a demonstrable predictive value to effects in native cardiac tissues.
With many species, and a demonstrable recovery from an impact, communities within the SMNR appear to be diverse and resilient.
The display of single chain antibodies (scFv) on the surface of T lymphocytes, as a part of a fusion protein mediating signaling, may ideally link the interaction of scFvs with their antigen to a demonstrable change in T cell phenotype, due to subsequent expression of activation molecules.
Among respondents with and without diabetes, there was a demonstrable utility loss associated with hypoglycaemia.
