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Meanings of unproved in English
Portuguese
não provado Spanish
infunda Usage of unproved in English
1
It is an unproved theory; there is not a fact beneath it.
2
Something to cling to when surrounded by faces still mostly unknown, unproved.
3
Currently no effective chemotherapy exists, and the value of adjuvant therapy remains unproved.
4
Will unproved but exciting talent be tested at the highest level?
5
A bacterial superantigen is suspected in Kawasaki disease but remains unproved.
6
It is not a scientific doctrine, for it rests on wholly unproved assumptions.
7
A curious and certainly an unproved accusation hangs over his name.
8
Nothing, however, really depends on these senseless blind adherents of Haeckel's unproved assertions.
9
Trimodality therapy remains a promising but unproved approach in patients with stage IIIA disease.
10
At present he was only a young instructor; of promise, perhaps, but still unproved.
11
Her voice was like that of a soul trying to speak with unproved lips.
12
What right has anyone to teach this false and unproved theory as the truth?
13
Instead, she had chosen a young instructor- apleasantenough boy, perhaps but still unproved.
14
Conclusions: The efficacy of this behavioural intervention remains unproved, despite its acceptability to professional staff.
15
Not only was it entirely circumstantial, but the greater part of it was practically unproved.
16
Yet, the inflammatory hypothesis of atherothrombosis has remained unproved.
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Translations for unproved
Portuguese
Unproved through the time