Sentence examples for proven to apply from inspiring English sources

But the research is not yet proven to apply to humans.

Professor Begue added that studies on rats had also shown that regularly consuming spicy food contributed to higher testosterone levels - but this has not yet been proven to apply to humans.

To prove it, we could try to apply item (c) of the last one.

Yoder and his small crew are betting that they can take a business model that has been proven to work, apply it to a sleepy, even dull, sector, which is interesting.

Section 304, which has proven troublesome to apply because of its vagueness, also requires a finding of "misconduct," which the commission has not made.

Even though integrated river basin management has long been recommended to resolve the above issues, it has proven difficult to apply widely, and sometimes even to bring into existence.

But the template of a successful Egyptian transition to democracy will prove harder to apply in Arab monarchies.

In the first, the author proves that to apply physics' principles of pro bability to events is to say that it is impossible that anything will happen, or has happened, or else the world of living things does not exist.

The Justice Department brought the case not under federal securities law, which has proved difficult to apply, but under a 1989 banking law intended to protect taxpayers from frauds against federally insured financial institutions.

SIF3 proved easy to apply, requiring minimal changes from its original version.

Stakeholder theory has garnered significant interest from the corporate community, but has proved difficult to apply to large government programs.