Sentence examples for which disproved from inspiring English sources
Significant partners emerged in the new universities, which disproved the adage "what's in a name?" on their transfer from polytechnic status in 1992.
Our results strongly suggest the presence and functioning of MGAM which disproved deficiency predictions based on SNP array analysis findings, classifying the deletion as a functional polymorphism.
I have seen Eliot's talk show and was amazed at how unscathed he seems to be, which disproves my mother's adage, "Cheaters never prosper".
Even cartoons are subjected to the rigours of far-left political theory on a site which disproves the notion that communism can't be funny.
This was helpful for all those attending, as was the borough commander's confirmation that Baker's name had never been on any of the police lists of gang members – which disproves any claimed links to Duggan.
Especially, for (x=0) and (y=1), we have begin{aligned} -infty =ln big (4/3big )+ -infty )ln (1)&le ln big ( mathrm{max}big {1,1,1,0big }big ) = 0. end{aligned}Observe that, f is fixed point free which disproves Theorem 1.2.
"The NAO's conclusions were the basis for our evidence given to the PAC yesterday and like the NAO, we see nothing in this correspondence which disproves any of their conclusions," the statement continued.
As a result, I have been on a quest to find data which disproves my original thesis - signs that the green shoots that everyone keeps talking about (and a term I had banned from my site) are part of a sustainable economic recovery.
In the current environment in the Republican race, candidates can pretty much get away with saying just about anything without benefit of solid evidence to back it up (or even evidence which disproves it), and the crowd will still eat it up.
I commissioned independent research, seen only by myself and senior colleagues, which comprehensively disproved every allegation of bias.
Since then, there have been many more studies, the vast majority of which have disproved his theory.
