| Men have expended their time and energy searching, proving and disproving the creator. |
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| That value is equivalent to the weight of a given piece of evidence in proving or disproving a fact at issue. |
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| It was an irony not unregarded by the devil's advocates charged with disproving Joan's qualifications for sanctity. |
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| But if you say you're measuring something that's proving or disproving Einstein's theory, then all sorts of doors open. |
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| Any data from these configurations would be useful in proving or disproving statement two above. |
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| By verifying or disproving a story, a reporter can more easily see which information to seek, and how to interpret it. |
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| This is evidence disproving the view that the unemployed have an insatiable appetite for benefits which is only fed by each spell. |
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| Times articles have, on numerous occasions, reported allegations against public figures, organizations or governments without independently proving or disproving them. |
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| That is a handy rule of thumb, but one that post-communist Europe is disproving. |
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| But a lot of this research was aimed at proving or disproving that salmon farms had an effect, via sea lice, on pink salmon populations. |
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| Being a scientist is about ideas: coming up with them, investigating them, proving them or disproving them, and ultimately discussing them. |
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| Confirming and disproving cases to document why an individual or group either follows or does not follow a particular pattern. |
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| But beyond the potential of medical benefits, the research also marks a decisive strike against racism by disproving the myth of race. |
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| This isn't such a big problem for science or engineering types, as of course there are real-world criteria for proving or disproving a theory or criticising a methodology. |
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| In 19 out of the 20 studies conducted before 1979, obese people were shown to eat the same or less than the non-obese, disproving the view that obese people are heavy because they eat more. |
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| His disquisition on light, aimed at disproving Newton, was way off-beam. |
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| Without directly disproving the allegations, the company claimed it was the victim of a plot by its media rivals, including the Express group which is a distribution partner of the New York Times in Pakistan. |
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| It has developed one of the most successful education systems in the world, disproving the idea that multilingualism is not economically efficient. |
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| Embassy in Ljubljana wanted to use food to highlight that diversity for Slovenes, while disproving the notion that Americans eat only fast food. |
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| If an accused bears the burden of disproving on a balance of probabilities an essential element of an offence, it would be possib le for a conviction to occur despite the existence of a reasonable doubt. |
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| The proof that HIV cannot be passed in the workplace is based not only on the documentation of how HIV is transmitted, but also on research disproving other ways of spreading it. |
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| It think quite frankly that in this center and in the office previously before it, most of its focus has been on disproving things rather than seeking out and approving. |
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