Sentence examples for is thought to be true from inspiring English sources

Now, less than eight years later, the opposite is thought to be true: beta blockers reduce the risk of death in patients who suffer heart failure.

If the press could be faced with possibly sizable damages for every mistaken publication injurious to reputation, the result would be an unacceptable degree of self-censorship, which might prevent the occasional mistaken libel, but would also often prevent the timely flow of information that is thought to be true but cannot be readily verified.

The same is thought to be true of Europa, Callisto and Ganymede which orbit Jupiter.

What is thought to be true today is not always thought true tomorrow.

This appears to be independent of sleep pattern and therefore is thought to be true circadian rhythm mediated through the suprachiasmatic nuclei [ 3].

An assertion is a statement about something that is thought to be true, for example, the assignment of a function to a protein.

What was thought to be true for cats was also believed to be true for people.

It is a law which has been made a good deal of, and at one time was thought to be true, i.e., it was thought to be a statement of fact.

Eels' 'Wild Party' As wild parties go, the one among a certain species of eel every year in the Sargasso Sea has been thought to be true debauchery.

Propositions are thought to be true or false depending on their correspondence, or lack thereof, with facts.

So the media does allow for the perpetuation of Bigfoot tales, but not serious ones, not ones that are thought to be true.