Sentence examples for subsequently disproven from inspiring English sources

The idea that the neck was the electrostatic tether supporting E-hook mediated diffusion was subsequently disproven (Cooper et al., 2010).

This case raises a second broader concern, which is that, once associations have been described, they are easily perpetuated through internet sites and the medical literature, even if they are subsequently disproven or discredited.

He later told a student that it would have been "too bad for God," if the theory had been subsequently disproved.

Yet although the United Nations has subsequently disproved its own survey, it has not sought to correct the record, the authors said.

Commander Mark Simmons, head of the Met's directorate of professional standards, said: "This claim has been thoroughly investigated, and subsequently disproved.

The claim that I had tried to organize Mr. Peevski's murder was subsequently disproved in court, but it was too late more than 20% of Corpbank's assets were withdrawn in cash in the span of 4 days.

Additional scales had in 1901 been reported by Von Huene, in the abdominal region of the German Compsognathus, but Ostrom subsequently disproved this interpretation; in 2012 they were by Achim Reisdorf seen as plaques of adipocere, corpse wax.

However, symptoms deteriorated at cycle 4 day 15 and the subject was admitted to hospital for 5 days and treated with steroids and intravenous antibiotics for possible superimposed infection (subsequently disproved).

If the conclusion of the preoperative diagnostic procedures clearly stated that a CNS tumour had been found and this diagnosis was not subsequently disproved, then the tumour was categorised as having been 'verified'verified

But enough evidence subsequently emerged disproving those claims such that the Pentagon was forced to admit that their original version was totally false and that, just as the villagers attested, it was US troops who killed the women.

Finally, the cone specimen was evaluated by a histopathologist, who subsequently confirmed or disproved the presence and severity of dysplasia (Histology 3, Table 1).