After the severity of his blood alcohol level was refuted, it is now unclear whether Bieber was in fact drag racing before being pulled over.
In a recent Spanish blog, one user wrote, (translated from Spanish) "If there is anything in the entire world that I refute, it is that Flickr is in English".
He also tried to convert the Crusades into nonviolent missionary ventures, ordered the first Latin translation of the Qurʾān so that it might be refuted, and was papal ambassador to Aquitaine, Italy, and England.
In this way, using the game theory analysis developed in class, Pascal's Wager can be refuted and it could not be determined that believing in God is always a better option than not.
Even if the hypothesis or elements of it are refuted, we are optimistic that the effort to evaluate it will spawn new cell biological discoveries and, in so doing, improve our understanding of the biology of archaeal and eukaryotic cells as they grow and divide.
George often used to conclude conversations by saying, "It's all interesting," which I did for a while, too, after he died, because I was confident that it was a cool thing to say, something that couldn't be refuted, and because it was a means of evoking him.
Similarly, the critical objection that is refuted may be traced to dogmatic theories formulated over the course of several centuries.
Many of the hypotheses put forward, including the effect of worker quantity/density, were refuted or were not satisfactorily proven experimentally.
They may provide an alternative diagnosis if PE is refuted, and are feasible in almost all patients, because there are no definitive contraindications.
