Sentence examples for disproved as from inspiring English sources

While the hypothetical process of spontaneous generation was disproved as early as the 17th century and decisively rejected in the 19th century, abiogenesis has been neither proved nor disproved.

Any proposition that is not founded on the Word of God that is, on faith can be disproved as easily as it can be proved (ch. 50).

What is striking about this strange little tract is that it reflects Agrippa's opinion in De vanitate (ch. 1) that anything can be disproved as easily as it can be proved and that all sciences are products of nothing more than the decrees and opinions of men.

Hypotheses such as the idea that junior doctors would struggle with the management of patients with MUS, or that junior doctors would be keen for further training in this under-represented topic were discussed within the team, and care was taken to search for and report on all aspects of the data that disproved as well as approved these hypotheses.

It had been thought the law could finally be disproved as it became too difficult to make ever smaller transistors.

But in the United States, a fraud as relatively simple as the one that some suspect took place at Silvercorp would have long since been proved or disproved as investigators established what the facts were.

But despite these evident failures, despite the fact that the claims of market fundamentalism have been disproven as dramatically as those of state communism, somehow this zombie ideology staggers on.

Of course, there are a few stereotypes that we totally disprove as well, like the fact that he's a surgeon.

However, this has been disproved, because as high as a third of cases in larger series occurred during the lead-in period of the dosing regimen before the dose was increased.

Lean startup provides a rigorous framework that you use to prove or disprove as many of these hypotheses as possible at as low a cost as possible.

Contradictions and consistency each are seized upon as evidence of Byzantine conspiracies that become as difficult to disprove as to prove.