Sentence examples for with demonstrably from inspiring English sources

However, real-time measurements in living cells demonstrated the opposite in that apoptosis execution in various cell lines with demonstrably different protein expression profiles proceed with nearly identical kinetics.

I emerged from Lesson 1 with demonstrably improved knowledge and an eagerness to move onto the next one.

Suddenly, it seems that I and my fellow dull and chippy Canadians are the ones with demonstrably different values.

But the unconventional method that the bubble fostered — a collision of decidedly old-school values with demonstrably cutting-edge techniques — hasn't been forgotten.

"Although, there has been some evidence of growing interest in using characters on products deemed by the Food Standards Agency to be 'healthier' – products with demonstrably lower levels of fat, sugar and salt".

Going ahead with the execution of Mr. McCarver, who has an I.Q. of 67, "will strain diplomatic relations with close American allies, provide diplomatic ammunition to countries with demonstrably worse human rights records, increase U.S. diplomatic isolation, and impair other United States foreign policy interests," the diplomats told the court.

A slender man with an exuberant stage presence, Mr. Trifonov is certainly a virtuoso with a demonstrably prizewinning technique, evident as he fluidly sailed through bravura passages, his fingers moving in a blur through rapid octaves and chords.

Without this reversal in fortune, Schumer would not be the performer she is now, with a demonstrably Long Island style.

In order for Windows on ARM (WOA) tablets to succeed, Microsoft has to create a distinctly "human" tablet to compete with the demonstrably "human" iPad.

It also ends with the demonstrably true idea that it is therapeutic both to read and to write stories like the Sheffs'.

Mr. Buffin decried the cultural protectionism that pervades the French filmmaking establishment, where financial support was largely reserved for productions with a demonstrably French orientation until the new tax break was created.