Sentence examples for believed yet not from inspiring English sources

The natural inducer of at least a subset of these enzymes is believed (yet not definitely proven) to be sophorose, a transglycosylation product of cellobiose (Sternberg and Mandels 1979; Vaheri et al. 1979).

What turned me on to psychiatry was that people could do bizarre things and believe bizarre things and yet not be insane".

One particularly controversial class of actions which some theorists believe are evil and yet not harmful are cases of sadistic voyeurism (Calder 2002, 56; Garrard 2002, 327).

Teenage girls in the UK and elsewhere are now vaccinated against HPV, which should in time both protect themselves from cervical cancers and – it's believed but not yet been demonstrated – future partners from HPV-related oral cancers.

Therefore, exogenous AGEs are believed (but not yet conclusively demonstrated) to play a role in the development of diabetes complications in addition to the endogenously generated AGEs.

It is generally believed, but not yet proven, that the amount of murine protein present in monoclonal antibodies is directly related to immunogenicity.

More research into human sepsis is required, and, we believe, not yet more sepsis research using the failed animal modeling paradigm.

I can't believe it, yet I can't not.

Yet believe it or not, there is not much Schadenfreude among City rivals.

A historical perspective, she insists, can both help us to understand the origins of eating disorders and suggest guidelines for stemming the current epidemic, which Dr. Brumberg believes has not yet reached its peak.

In Kailahun, the eastern region hardest-hit by the outbreak, health worker Vandy Cawray prepared to be cut off for three days as he headed to remote villages he believes may not yet have received any education on the outbreak.