Sentence examples for proven objectively from inspiring English sources

We're all still nerds, and we demand for our opinions to be proven objectively correct.

The reduction of pain, the shorter recovery time and hospital stay, and the earlier restitution of normal physiological markers have been proven objectively in many well-designed clinical studies [ 4– 8].

The second thing that comes up following your original question – if you would favour a continuous level-wise versus a dichotomous assessment – I would say that is a matter of how you would prove objectively that the continuous level-wise assessment is more predictive – linearly additive – that one level is truly worse than the other level, in some objectively proven model.

You can't prove it objectively false.

Hitchens doesn't believe in addiction, because it cannot be objectively proven by any scientific test.

"It has been well-documented in the empirical social science research literature that hundreds of innocent suspects have confessed during police interrogation to crimes (often very serious crimes such as murder and rape) that it was later objectively proven they did not commit," Leo wrote.

Facts are distinguished from opinions in that facts can be objectively proven to have occurred.

It seemed that everything in holy scripture that is now proven to be objectively false was really meant as a "metaphor".

"Indonesians believe in santet, magic, hypnosis and so on, but these kinds of things can not be objectively proven in court.

His first letter to the publisher alleged that "Triple Cross makes a number of statements of fact which defame me (and others) and which are easily proven to be objectively false".

Consequently, the development of objectively proven upper limb venous thrombosis usually necessitates CVC removal.