Sentence examples for been proved accurate from inspiring English sources

But some outside experts, including the Society of Gynecologic Oncologists, have said the test had not been proved accurate and might cause women to have unnecessary surgeries to remove their ovaries.

And on we go: "Do you see the wheelbarrows?" "I didn't notice them at the time, there were other things to look at … I'm saying that my description of them as prisoners had been proved accurate over and over again".

"I feel vindicated that our suspicions about childhood cancer being related to extreme environmental problems have been proven accurate," Mr. Torricelli said in an interview after the report was released.

Matthews adds that, in the case of Leith Walk, the received wisdom of developing mixed-background communities, because middle-class people complain more and so raise standards, seems to have been proven accurate.

Noninvasive blood pressure monitoring has been proven accurate in detecting MAP drops [17], and invasive monitoring via an arterial catheter was therefore not required by the study protocol.

The North American Menopause Society says, "Saliva testing to determine if a woman has the 'right amount' of hormones has not been proven accurate or reliable.

Separation from mechanical ventilation is a difficult task, whereas conventional predictive indices have not been proven accurate enough, so far.

Noninvasive blood pressure monitoring has been proven accurate in detecting MAP drops [ 17], and invasive monitoring via an arterial catheter was therefore not required by the study protocol.

Despite this predominance, these tests have never been proven accurate in the hemorrhaging trauma patient [ 5] and suffer from a prolonged laboratory turnaround time of 1 hour or more in certain settings [ 6].

In some cases his unlikely stories about rare species of fish were proved accurate many centuries later.

Even if the allegations against the firms involved are proved accurate, it doesn't mean the entire mortgage industry is systemically flawed and in need of wholesale restructuring.