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Meanings of proven in in English

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Usage of proven in in English
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In ancient times a hero was usually a warrior, proven in battle.
The Irish Times
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The osteoinductive property of strontium was repeatedly proven in the last decades.
Pubmed
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He said the idea has already been proven in the Bay of Plenty.
Radio NZ
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We have proven in the last three years that we're serious about it.
Reuters
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However, clinical effectiveness has to be proven in a separate study.
Pubmed
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Still, the effect of these changes still has to be proven in trials.
Reuters
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The power of the placebo has been consistently proven in medicine.
Radio NZ
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I mean, it's being proven in science, and that's freaking some people out.
Feminist dot com
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However, this has not been proven in clinical studies yet.
Pubmed
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Yet this had not been proven in court, said Wright.
The Guardian
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A left-to-right intrahepatic shunt was proven in the 5 patients.
Pubmed
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Here is offered practice, proven in varied and innumerable tests to be thoroughly feasible.
Direct Legislation by the Citizenship through the Initiative and...
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Its efficacy in radicular debris removal and root smoothing has been proven in vitro.
Pubmed
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Once footman to Anomander himself and proven in the wars.
Forge of Darkness
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Evil had to be proven in a mortal; it could not simply be assumed.
For Love Of Evil
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New solutions have to be proven in large trials, and there are many legacy processes.
The Irish Times
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