Sentence examples for can only be refuted from inspiring English sources
However he rightly was not inclined to say, as a naïve follower of K. R. Popper might, that scientific theories can only be refuted, never established.
This can only be established (or refuted) empirically by comprehensive, ideally prospective, studies of the genotype in question.
Once colorectal cancer is suspected, the diagnosis can only be established (or refuted) by examining the large bowel, usually by colonoscopy.
Our review refutes the proposition that laughter can only be beneficial.
Thus, the washout effect has not been proven, but neither can it be refuted.
True, naturalistic metaphysical claims can neither be refuted nor proved and are thus distinct from empirical hypotheses.
According to Büsse et al. [ 4] muscle IIIdlm2 is present only in Zygoptera and Epiophlebia; this assumption can be refuted, at least for the nymphs.
However, he allowed that, "It is possible that the rules of chess are such that only some number of plausible-appearing defences to 1.d4 can be refuted".
But anyone who thinks we don't have good ways to stimulate demand can be refuted with this observation alone.
