Sentence examples for disproved to from inspiring English sources

But too often, patients and their advocates insist on procedures that have little or no chance of success, including some very costly treatments not yet proved — or even disproved — to be beneficial in well-designed clinical trials.

The majority of these reports have been disproved to have any causal relationship with the usage of the vaccine, such as in the UK where a girl from Coventry in 2009 died following a cervical cancer vaccination with claims of a causal association; but 2 days later medical evidence suggested that her death was due to a tumor heavily infiltrated in her chest 98, 99.

Author response : Falsificationist-lite means falsificationist in spirit, more eager to disprove than to confirm, to stress the irreducibility of conflict than to hide it.

Scientists attempt to disprove and to continuously test theories by natural observation.

Safety of this intervention has yet not been disproved, and to date no serious adverse events have been reported [ 48].

It was too exciting an idea to disprove, at least back then".

However, they passed certain tests which would disprove them to be witches.

"The point wasn't to disprove the theory but to disprove the methodology," said Professor Dranove, who teaches at Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management.

The jury were presented with a wealth of evidence, not seeking to disprove the charge, but to justify it.

An easy way to disprove a point is to prove that it is not factually accurate.

As if to disprove that, she went on to perform an upbeat number.