Sentences with phrase «to prove correct»

Special relativity has time and again been proved correct in experiments.

If current theories prove correct, ordinary matter — all that we can see, smell and touch — makes up just a fraction, maybe 4 percent, of the universe.

A theory is a mathematical model which describes a phenomenon, and if you would look at the data for yourself, it has been proven correct time and time again.

Scientists have been seeing their scenarios proved correct for a hundred years now.

This prediction was then proved correct by a variety of sophisticated measurements that exactly matched the characteristics expected for such points.

But if they do, and if the glucose hypothesis proves correct, scientists might one day exploit it.

Additionally, differentiated instruction operates on assumptions about a student's readiness, skill level, etc. that may not prove correct.

Now I have been doing much research and all the stats I've been seeing proves him correct!

For retirement, that rule of thumb is quite often proven correct.

That was the point being made and your post just proved me correct.

However, whether it was the inside knowledge of the family business or my eventual self - discovered «talent,» my mother's insight proved correct.

Although they were eventually proved correct, many incurred large losses as stocks continued to rally for more than a year.

Will our source's interviews be proven correct at the Switch Presentation?

You're all experts in the fields of economics and finance, so your analyses will always prove correct.

Even if the call proves correct, Canadian institutional investors are conservative and are unlikely to follow the advice.

The consensus of their actions typically proves correct over a medium length time frame.

It would be a great shame then, if all the many, myself included, on this site who think him rubbish should be proven correct after all.

Many of our assumptions about the media proved correct, most notably that print media's influence is in decline, together with its finances.

And if these constituency polls prove correct, his parliamentary career could soon be over, at least in the short term.

One hundred years later, they are still proving him correct.

If the model proves correct, it will lead to major changes in molecular and cell biology, biochemistry, and the pharmaceutical industry.

And I have no reason to prove you correct because you're never correct.

Your hypothesis is quickly proven correct: it is, indeed, quite painful.

Both versions will come with a host of physical extras, although you might want to «prepare to spend» if you want either of them, should the currency conversion prove correct.

If players are making these purchases, then the business model is surely proving correct.

For once the art - world speculation and newspaper hype proved correct.

If the findings prove correct it could very well be a temporary relation.

Are they delusional or will they be proved correct in their predictions?

But even if their theory proves correct, there is still the problem of explaining the magnetic fields of stars.

He has been proven correct time and time again.

It could of course still turn out eventually that their wild hunch proves correct.

If that estimate proves correct as companies file their quarterly disclosures, it'll be the biggest quarter for buybacks since 2007 and a 40 % jump from the level a year ago.

The prediction proved correct with many hotel chains expanding in China and using their experience in the Chinese domestic market to feed best practices to properties abroad in key destinations for Chinese travellers.

If reports prove correct, the No. 7 jersey may become vacant within the coming months, as Di Maria has today been linked to Arsenal [via the Telegraph] and Bayern Munich [via The Guardian].

A new report (pdf) from a presidential commission investigating the spill now reveals how intense political pressure overrode experts» concerns that the berms would be ineffective — which ultimately proved correct.

When those results later proved correct, she realized that her scientific future lay outside the «rigid academic atmosphere of Russia.»

Six years since the book's publication, Shilling's prediction has largely proven correct, with two exceptions: corporate profits have risen during this time because of an intense focus on cost cutting; and corporate earnings per share (EPS) have risen due to financial engineering.

But my IROC - shopper instincts proved correct.

Rachel Carson's Silent Spring was a major starting point that incorrectly blamed DDT for many things including thinner eggshells; none of which proved correct.

Even if their assumptions prove correct, total system breakeven will come in 2014 - 2015.

Now the WHI has proven me correct on this, and many millions of women are searching for a safe alternative to PremPro.

And if Ambani's projections for India's economy prove correct, expect that net worth to soar — it has already grown by $ 6.3 billion in the last year.

He is shortly proved correct.

If his fears do prove correct, you would have to feel sorry for the Arsenal and England international star Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain.