Sentence examples for refuted until from inspiring English sources

Because Higham's biography of Flynn was not refuted until the late 1980s, the image of Flynn as a closet Nazi remained current all through the arduous process of writing and re-writing the script.

Her husband and her parents did not embrace that prognosis, but did not categorically refute it until some years later.

For clinicians, these exploratory analyses should be ignored until confirmed or refuted by subsequent studies.

Because our association data do not reach genome-wide significance, the main finding should be viewed as provisional until confirmed or refuted by future studies.

This is the first time that an association between maternal sleeping position and risk of late stillbirth has been described and therefore the finding should be interpreted with some caution until further studies have confirmed or refuted it.

In this respect, this study provides non-inferiority data on restrictive transfusion and should not result in change of practice until these findings are either corroborated or refuted.

Beginning in the 12th century, their authenticity was doubted by some critics, but it was not until the 17th century that David Blondel, a Reformed theologian, clearly refuted their defenders.

It was not until Christiaan Huygens used greater telescopic magnification that this notion was refuted.

The trial will continue until either the null hypothesis or the alternative hypothesis has been refuted.

Until very recently, there were no data that directly supported or refuted an association between the use of public ground transportation and the risk of acute respiratory infection (ARI).

In cases where the contamination findings are refuted or reasonable doubt cast on them, the incident is removed from the Register until any new evidence emerges.