Sentence examples for has later proved from inspiring English sources

Such a criterion was originally used to define the binding pocket of ATP in the Cdk5-Nck5a∗ complex [ 66] and has later proved quite useful in identifying functional domains and stimulating the relevant truncation experiments.

Many of these accounts have later proved to be exaggerated, wrong or even invented.

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BBC Cymru Wales said it had offered committee members its sincere apologies, saying the evidence was given in good faith but had later proved to be incorrect.

If that accusation had been made in public, there is no way that the mayor's reputation would ever have recovered, even if it had been later proved false".

Forecasting global oil production is significant for all countries for energy strategy planning, although many past forecasts have later been proved to be very seriously incorrect.

The situation is further clouded by the fact that members of the George W. Bush administration made claims for the effectiveness of torture that have later been proven to be untrue.

A past winner of Crufts, the British equivalent of Westminster, was rumoured to have had a face-lift (later proved to be untrue).

Those statements have been later proven to be significantly stretching the truth or just plain false.

Both later proved to have had very similar strains of bird flu.

The BBC report was a major embarrassment for Mr. Blair, who had argued that Saddam Hussein posed a substantial threat to Britain's national security because he had unconventional weapons, which later proved false.