Sentence examples for is considered irrefutable from inspiring English sources
It is considered irrefutable scientific law.
A single positive sample at any level might not be considered irrefutable proof for the persistence or recurrence of disease, due to phenomena such as illegitimate transcription, but a Tg-mRNA level rising over time will reflect increasing activity of normal or neoplastic thyrocytes.
The SiCET was seen as an eye-opener about their smoking habits, and the urine test was considered to give irrefutable evidence that their child had been exposed to ETS.
Goel's account was like a road map to insider trading — but Goel was considered too close a friend of Rajaratnam's to be approached without irrefutable evidence.
Goel's account was like a road map to insider trading—but Goel was considered too close a friend of Rajaratnam's to be approached without irrefutable evidence.
If someone is willing to stake their reputation as an experimental physicist, and publish in a scientific journal claiming that he has irrefutable experimental evidence for other universes, then this "other universes" theory can be considered as a scientific argument.
"We are considering the merits of providing that information in light of what we believe is the irrefutable proof of funding we have already provided".
He described what he considers "irrefutable truths" when it comes to broadband: "One is, you can't say that you're for broadband and then turn around and endorse limits on who can offer it.
While we recognise the value of randomised controlled trials as the gold-standard for assessing intervention effects, we contend that randomisation or a quasi-experimental with comparison groups are neither feasible nor appropriate in such an up-scaled setting (nor is it considered necessary given the irrefutable efficacy trials evidence in this field [ 3]).
Strictly speaking, this is an irrefutable argument.
The reasoning is very irrefutable.
