Sentence examples for refuted for from inspiring English sources
The hypothesis that many benthic variables vary at the largest spatial scale, corresponding to the salinity gradient, was refuted for number of species but not for total abundance and species composition.
Even more generally, the idea that there could be a "science of history" which would allow human prediction and control of historical outcomes was refuted for any open-minded observer of the facts whose vision was not blinkered or blinded by faith in a theoretical construction.
Based on these results, neither of the two evolutionary scenarios can be refuted for MAT/MATX.
Among those, a diagnosis of acute leptospirosis could be confirmed or refuted for 773 (87.0%) of 889, because serologic results were inconclusive for 116.
This comparatively shallow oxygen response undermines the hypothesis, which had previously been refuted for thermal limits, that oxygen availability explains temperature-dependent changes.
On the other hand, the neutrality hypothesis was refuted for all pairwise comparisons between the clades, indicating that purifying selection could plays a role in the conservation of the env coding sequence among the Gypsy subfamilies.
They will only have refuted arguments for the denial of that claim.
Barwell's predecessor as housing minister, Brandon Lewis, refuted calls for sprinkler systems to be mandatory – despite clear evidence they would save lives – in a fantastical belief that "the market would decide".
Barwell's predecessor as housing minister, Brandon Lewis, refuted calls for sprinkler systems to be mandatory despite clear evidence they would save lives in a fantastical belief that "the market would decide".
Second, we analysed the refuted relationships for multiple markers of interest independently, to avoid masking any minor phylogenetic histories that would be overwhelmed by the consensus in a verificationist concatenation.
To demonstrate the process for establishing or refuting validity for the Limbs and Things hysterectomy model.
