Sentence examples for a study that proves from inspiring English sources
"You don't need a study that proves anything," Mr. Brownell said.
"This is not a study that proves that AMG 162 will be more effective than Fosamax," said Dr. McClung, who presented the results yesterday at the annual meeting of the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research in Seattle.
But we should not expect that there will be a study that proves ahead of time how this will work – just as Roosevelt could not prove his conjecture that the US economy did not have an existential dependence on impoverished sweatshop labour.
Larry Kramer, a founder of Act-Up, complained, "There has not been a study that proves anything conclusively". He added, "In all the cases, the positive results are so marginally better than the results if you didn't take anything that it makes you wonder if it's worth a gamble". He said he had decided not to take AZT, even though he is infected with H.I.V. and his CD4 cell count has fallen.
Many plans cite a study that "proves" that a market will be $20 billion by 2003 and state that all the company needs to do to be profitable is to get 1% of the market.
Many plans cite a study that "proves" that a market will be $20 billion by 2003 and state that all the company needs to do to be profitable is get 1% of the market.
Merck, for instance, undertook a study that proved convincingly that its anticholesterol drug Zocor saves lives.
"This was not a study that proved C225 doesn't work," Dr. Burtness said, using another name for Erbitux.
Scientists figured that the waddle was to blame, but in 2000 the biologists Timothy Griffin, of the University of California, Berkeley, and Rodger Kram, of the University of Colorado, Boulder, published a study that proved otherwise.
In 2014 the Department for Education published a study that proved one in five children cannot "read well" by the age of 11.
One, a movie producer, claimed to have read a study that proved that while women become sexually aroused when watching a man perform (think: The Beatles' 1964 tour), the opposite doesn't happen.
