Sentence examples for either refute from inspiring English sources
"The numbers either refute my thinking or support my thinking," he says, "and when there's any question, I trust the numbers.
New approaches are suggested that may either refute or support competing dynamic models of EEG and can have major impacts on the experimental design of new cognitive studies.
Analysts say the frantic media blast is an attempt to either refute or allay widespread rumors of their leader's ill health.
There is nothing in that complaint that we know that we are able to either refute or establish without knowing the names of the people, and then, if we know the names of the people that are involved, we are told that we can't subpoena to see if in fact what those words meant".
Generally speaking, there is currently no solid base to either refute or adopt preimplantation trials but it is generally recommended although not required.
So far, the molecular and biochemical mechanisms that lead to gall formation are not understood in enough detail to either refute or support this notion.
Dr. Ramey said his research either refuted those results or found they could not be repeated a half-century later.
Research these claims and write your own opinion piece, either refuting or supporting them, to publish in your school newspaper.
The couple, who lived and worked together from the nineteen-fifties until Huillet's death, last year, divided the labor clearly, with Huillet doing the editing while Straub paces around and perorates brilliantly until she either refutes him or shuts him up with brusque adoration.
The conclusions drawn from this discovery is that it either refutes the existence of a Lilliput effect on gastropods or at the very least suggests that its importance has been overestimated.
The review concluded that the available evidence either refuted or was insufficient to refute or support each of these potential mechanisms or hypotheses for NNS increasing appetite, hunger, or energy intake (3).
