Sentence examples for refuting the conclusion from inspiring English sources

That possibility is inseparable from the possibility of directly refuting the conclusion (Hyslop and Jackson 1972, 169 170).

Rather than refuting the conclusions in the report, Defense Minister David Munguía said that all human rights investigations are being dealt with legally.

But then almost everything that Homans the cool-eyed historian tells us refutes the conclusion of Homans the bereft dancer.

Clausen said he has nothing to refute the conclusion, reached by both [Ron Hamilton] and Krakauer, that ODAP was present.

Nothing in the 170-page academy report directly refutes the conclusion of what was by most estimates the most expensive and manpower-intensive criminal investigation in American history.

A report published in January from the National Academy of Sciences on the health effects of cannabis "found no evidence to support or refute the conclusion that cannabinoids are an effective treatment for achieving abstinence in the use of addictive substances," said Dr. Marie McCormick, a Harvard professor who was the chairwoman of the report committee.

This intentional distinction is in itself sufficient to refute the conclusion that every essence is its being.

We want to confirm or refute the conclusions drawn in 2015, by including data from 2016.

Odebrecht refuted the conclusions, and showed a study by private company Geocompany as proof.

In his 1966 analysis of the project's economic feasibility, Michael Brewer refuted the conclusions of the 1962 federal study, saying that the ability of the dam to pay for itself was "an exercise in speculation".

Before the findings were delivered on Tuesday, Russian weapons manufacturer Almaz-Antey released its own report refuting the Dutch conclusions and claiming that the 9M38 is no longer used by Russia's military.