Similar words: prove, proverb, approve, improved, approve of, improvement, provoke, provide. Meaning: ['pruːvən] adj. established beyond doubt.
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211. In a downturn the need for proven ROI becomes even greater.
212. Methods MRI appearances of 15 cases of cerebral sparganosis proven by pathology or serological test were retrospectively studied.
213. Moreover, Wolfram, and Matthew Cook have proven that rule 110 is computationally equivalent to a universal Turing machine.
214. Into the wild blue yonder they go, strapped into aircraft that often have yet to be proven fully airworthy, and in so doing help push the boundaries of flight science.
215. Through experiments, the method is proven to be with relative high precision on three-dimensional image mosaic and space length measuring error is less than 0.091%.
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217. The gold deposit in Yangshan, Gansu Province, has at least 160 tons in proven reserve, Xiong Bilin, deputy director of National Development and Reform Commission's industry department, said yesterday.
218. A few months ago, I searched for real scientific proof to see whether it works and although there is little study, wheatgrass itself has proven itself with many health benefits.
219. The results indicate that the simulation from free-drop model and the modified input-G method were close to the experiment data. It can thus be proven that these methods are reliable.
220. HP today announced that researchers from HP Labs have proven the existence of what had previously been only theorized as the fourth fundamental circuit element in electrical engineering.
221. But with the advancement of computer technology and the level of cryptanalysis, these two algorithms have proven difficult to adapt to the new security requirements.
222. The younger half-breed had proven that he was more than capable of protecting himself.
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