Sentence examples for refute evidence from inspiring English sources

1019, 112 L.Ed.2d 1100 19911) (defendant must show reasonable good faith belief to refute evidence of willful infringement).

The institute concludes that the new analysis did not refute evidence that mammography is effective, and stands by its earlier recommendation: women 40 and older should have routine screening.

All these could represent key indications to reinforce or refute evidence of a functioning petroleum system, that is, one that generated, migrated and accumulated hydrocarbons.

Instead of learning from mistakes and mishaps, UIDAI instead has shown a long history of rebuffing evidence of security incidents or breaches with mockery and declaring findings as "fake news," by claiming to refute evidence without presenting any of its own.

A number of private 'research' entities -- including the now-infamous Tobacco Institute Research Council and The Advancement of Sound Science Coalition -- were created with the express purpose of generating biased science to refute evidence of cigarettes' health risks.

While studies of cellular morphology and immunophenotype cannot determine cell lineage alone, they can support or refute evidence for hypotheses regarding lineage.

The goal is not to provide refuting evidence to potential charges of collusion with Russia and obstruction of justice.

These field studies are taken as proof of safety and refuting evidence of the adverse effects observed in laboratory studies.

Perhaps the most counterintuitive notion that comes from the NOS is the well-supported view that unresolved puzzles and seemingly refuting evidence do not always result in rejection of a scientific idea (Clough, p. 76).

While this has not been completely refuted, evidence is limited [45, 47] and recent research has suggested that nocturnal attacks may be linked to the cycling between sleep stages, and not to a particular stage itself [10].

So, given a specific pair of hypotheses and a proposed sequence of experiments, we don't need a general Convergence Theorem to tell us the likelihood of obtaining refuting evidence.