Sentence examples for conclusively disprove from inspiring English sources

Because the convict cannot conclusively disprove this theory, his conviction might well stand.

The tests do not conclusively disprove that possibility, however, because other vaccines for which samples were not kept could have been made from chimpanzee cells.

American and British officials have repeatedly indicated that they have intelligence information that can conclusively disprove Iraq's claims to have no unconventional weapons programs.

Therefore, these data conclusively disprove the 'European-restricted' high mutation rate hypothesis, thus proving, by exclusion, that the high CF gene frequency is due to a CF/+ heterozygous advantage.

Match intends to litigate these baseless allegations now, and Match intends to conclusively disprove them.'".

Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) confirms that the test results conclusively disprove Fassl as the killer.

The LC-MS/MS analysis conclusively disproved Hamilton's hypothesis.

Rather disappointingly, the storyline involving Frank's wife seems to be propagating the myth that multiple abortions result in infertility, something which has been conclusively disproved.

This narrative, which was still repeated as fact in Beuys's New York Times obituary, has by now been conclusively disproved.

The ML trees of the ATP phosphoribosyltransferase and histidinol phosphate phosphatase are inconclusive and a cyanobacterial origin for these enzymes cannot be conclusively disproved (Table S1).

This argument was first made by Knut Ångström in 1900, but was conclusively disproved by E. O. Hulburt in 1931 and military research in the 1940s.