Sentence examples for if proven correct from inspiring English sources

He said the allegations made against the scientists at the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia, including its director Phil Jones, were serious enough to end their careers if proven correct.

The astounding implication of this research if proven correct would be that events, such as dozens of terror attacks, have occurred in our own universe but have not been reported by the news media because no one has knowledge they occurred in the first place.

PPE38 is not a known member of the PhoPR regulon, and thus, these associations, if proven correct, may indicate a PhoP-independent pathway of ESX-1 secretion.

This hypothesis, if proven correct, would indicate the existence of a novel variant of PUFA biosynthesis pathway, distinct from those previously described (eg in Shewanella spp).

Although necessarily speculative, the mechanism of water access control supported by the above observations deserves further investigation, also because if proven correct it could represent a unique rhomboid-specific mechanism exploitable in the design of selective rhomboid inhibitors.

If proven correct, understanding the process would allow directed preparation of vaccines for selection of crustacean and insect lines applicable in commercial production species (e.g., shrimp and bees) or in control of insect-borne diseases.

There is also increasing talk of rain later today and more enduringly tomorrow, condemning the match to a watery finale if proved correct.

If anything, the fear among younger MPs was more profound because they are the ones who will spend the prime of their political lives in opposition if proved correct in their assumption that Britain is now doomed to at least a decade of further Tory rule.

If proved correct, the differential mRNA extraction technique will allow analyzing even small P bodies and also obtain, for the first time, quantitative results at the organism level.

Although further experimental work, such as siRNA studies is needed to confirm these inferences, if proved correct they may lead us to reconsider our approach to finding targeted therapies for prostate cancer.

This hypothesis must be tested in further experiments, but if proved correct it would make sense to include carbon leakage by root exudation in cucumber production models.