Sentence examples for shown to be real from inspiring English sources

You would hear about police racism but when the Macpherson report came out, it was shown to be real.

Noll, who has become a leading expert on sports economy, said the "so-called 'publicity effect' of hosting a team has never been shown to be real and so is speculative".

So even if each can be shown to be real in distinct contexts of measurement, are both real at the same time?

The first reports of the increase in Belarus (Baverstock et al. 1992; Kazakov et al. 1992) were received with skepticism by the scientific community, but the risks were shown to be real (Williams 1996).

For omnidirectional microphones, this quantity can be shown to be real-valued and equal to [28], Ω i i ′ ( f ) = sin ( 2 π fd i i ′ / c ) 2 π fd i i ′ / c. (9).

There are things to be learned from the "dark structure" that tree-based, machine learning shows to be real, but whose nature is unknown.

The challenge is that there is an important sense in which diagnoses cannot be validated at all, if by "validation" we mean "shown to be a real disorder".

Cannon thinks this has now been shown to be "a real problem".

The results of this prospectively planned translational study show that expression of HER1, HER2, or HER3 predicts a differential benefit from initial adjuvant therapy with an AI compared with tamoxifen, which is shown to be both real and time dependent.

Both assumptions have been shown to be unreliable in real social networks.

Therefore, there is an urgent need for lifestyle programmes, developed and shown to be effective in real-world primary care.