Sentence examples for be fully proven from inspiring English sources

However, the feasibility of this method in practice still needs to be fully proven and would be a very interesting subject for future studies.

The research shows that an Ecosystem Services Framework can be used to make environmental evidence relevant to economic development planning, even if all the evidence cannot be fully proven or quantified.

Also Purewal demonstrated that, due to the occurring reactions, the mount paper used to display the specimens will shine fluorescent orange under a UV lamp if mercury is present, however it has not be fully proven if the fluorescent is due to the mercury-cellulose complex or due to paper degradation.

However, the occurrence of such a mechanism still remains to be fully proven.

This was consistent with donor cell-patient cell fusion; but unfortunately at that time, we were unable to verify the presence of patient genes, and fusion, though likely, could not be fully proven.

The mechanism for TRPV1-mediated hyperthermia is still to be fully proven, but an increasing body of evidence suggests that these effects are driven by block of afferent fibres innervating the abdominal viscera [ 29].

No matter the bigness of the data, the vastness of the Web, the freeness of speech, nothing could be less well settled in the twenty-first century than whether people know what they know from faith or from facts, or whether anything, in the end, can really be said to be fully proved.

"The guilt of the defendants is fully proven," Russia's chief prosecutor, Dmitri Shokhin, told the court.

"The guilt of the defendant has been fully proven," she said.

The technology is fully proven and can transform a pulp mill into an integrated biorefinery, bringing with it cashflow and profits.

Property (ii) has been fully proven.