Sentence examples for satisfactorily proven from inspiring English sources

Although commonly used by followers of complementary medicine, its efficacy as a cancer treatment has never been satisfactorily proven.

"It has now been satisfactorily proven that the dog was named after the planet, rather than the other way around," she told the BBC.

The monitoring of fauna and flora over long periods of time has been satisfactorily proven to be a viable tool for quantifying how environmental changes affect natural communities.

Although there are numerous examples of antioxidant action of plasmalogen in cell cultures and in experimental animals, this hypothesis is far from being satisfactorily proven due to substantial limitations of such studies.

Many of the hypotheses put forward, including the effect of worker quantity/density, were refuted or were not satisfactorily proven experimentally.

It took several days before he satisfactorily proved his nationality and was released.

Or it could be that none of these parties have satisfactorily proved that anyone actually in power believes an attack on Iran would advance American interests more than it would set them back.

No one was able to satisfactorily prove Blaine's involvement (and the law that made the fraud possible had been written before he was elected to Congress) but other Republicans were exposed by the accusations, including Vice President Colfax, who was dropped from the ticket at the 1872 Republican National Convention.

Numerical test results show that the method can control the operating temperature to reach the target value satisfactorily, which proves the effectiveness and robustness of the algorithm.

We are looking at significant environmental damage here when the economic benefits for HS2 have not yet been proven satisfactorily".

They are young, single, without dependents and have very little in their bank accounts, so cannot prove satisfactorily that they are "genuine" visitors to the UK and would leave following their performances.