Sentence examples for study vindicated from inspiring English sources
The study vindicated Kirsch's conclusions but only to a point.
The New York City schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, who introduced the findings at the National Press Club in Washington, said the study vindicated the idea that the root cause of test-score disparities was not poverty or family circumstances, but subpar teachers and principals.
This, along with the revelation that levels of cadmium, which is poisonous to humans, were considerably lower in organic food, has lead organic advocates to claim the study vindicates their long held belief that organic food is better for you.
Its report vindicated Carson.
— Julia Moskin The Atlantic: A new study vindicates schools that have banned vending machines.
In many respects, our present study vindicates the view that the same calcium granulations found in the serum, deemed to represent remnants of normal calcium and apatite metabolism, are not only morphologically and chemically identical to the putative NB, but are probably also found in all other body fluids and tissues, as well as throughout nature.
The study has vindicated the claim that NHIS Scheme is pro-poor in Ghana.
The results of the independent inquiries and recent scientific studies have vindicated our scientists, who have returned to their important task of providing the best possible scientific information on this globally critical issue".
We are delighted to see this study that vindicates our hypothesis that translocation of UFPs is a possible pathway for the cardiovascular effects of particulate air pollution.
But Mr. Theiler, at Henkel, said he was confident that recent studies would vindicate triclosan.
