Sentence examples for generally refuted from inspiring English sources
Second, the tests on chloroplast SSRs generally refuted past bottlenecked populations, even if not all loci detect signatures of population expansion.
It is often said in popular presentations (e.g., Ormerod 1994) that the experimental data generally refute the hypothesis that people are rational economic agents.
The claim was later refuted, but it is generally accepted that living bacteria, if they existed in the first place, could have survived the trip.
With the exception of the catecholamine o-methyl transferase finding and the dopamine-4-receptor gene polymorphism, however, which have not been replicated or refuted, the other findings initially noted were generally not found in subsequent studies [ 4- 10].
The main purpose of Mr. Driver's book is to refute the generally accepted theory, best stated in Pere Roland de Vaux's book "L'Archeologie et Les Manuscrits de la Her Morte that the building first excavated by him & the Jordanian Dept. of Antiquities was a monastery of the Essene order, a sect described by Philo & Josephus & located in the region by Pliny.
This allowed the demonstration of the existence of a strong inter-vortex flux, thereby refuting the generally accepted concept of non-intermixing vortex units.
He also concluded that objects retain their velocity unless a force often friction acts upon them, refuting the generally accepted Aristotelian hypothesis that objects "naturally" slow down and stop unless a force acts upon them.
However, the specific motives generally cited in the case were Lipmann's "jealousy" and the fact that Duhem's thesis refuted the principle of maximum work: that chemical changes tend spontaneously to produce maximum heat.
Hereby that rumor was refuted.
Other points are easily refuted.
