Sentence examples for was later refuted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fazlullah's death had previously been reported last year in Afghanistan, but was later refuted.

The claim was later refuted, but it is generally accepted that living bacteria, if they existed in the first place, could have survived the trip.

Although this was later refuted by several other authors (cf. [41]), it remains a large factor in the debate.

This was later refuted by reports that the area had not reported any communal tension.

Jokić said that the offensive only aimed to blockade Dubrovnik, but that claim was later refuted by Cokić.

In 1980, speckle interferometry was reported as indicating a much larger satellite with a diameter of 175 km, but the existence of the satellite was later refuted.

Through the years, however, claims for substantial drag and noise reductions were made, only to be later refuted when the results were more critically examined.

Previous work by Dr Ioannidis, on six highly cited observational studies, showed that conclusions from five of them were later refuted.

Dr. John Ioannides, an epidemiologist at the University of Ioannina, in Greece, has noted that four of the six most frequently cited epidemiological studies published in leading medical journals between 1990 and 2003 were later refuted.

Those claims were later refuted by Pegatron CEO Jason Cheng, who argued that Bloomberg's Tim Culpan had misquoted him to reach his conclusion about iPad mini numbers.

"Randomized studies often contradict one another, as do observational studies," says Harvard's Stampfer, who is an author on both the frequently cited vitamin E and hormone replacement studies that Ioannidis says were later refuted.