The phrase "always confirmed that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating that something has been consistently verified or validated over time.
Example: "The research always confirmed that regular exercise improves mental health."
Alternatives: "has consistently verified that" or "has repeatedly shown that".
If PCR results suggested that some regions were absent, first regular and then Long template PCRs were performed that would bridge the resulting gap having always confirmed that the binding sites of the primers used were present.
The higher-order interaction tests always confirmed that associations of CRP with cardiovascular (three-way interaction P = 0.80) and all-cause (three-way interaction P = 0.08) mortality were similar in people with and without diabetes for both sexes.
We did not observe exactly the same pattern of variation of gene expression; nevertheless the quantitative RT-PCR always confirmed that genes identified by cDNA-AFLP were actually deregulated during RYMV infection.
Likewise, always confirm that consent has been given.
As a reporter, you should always confirm that the event you're covering is not a tasteless prank, misguided attempt at performance art, or some kind of depraved clown show in a demented carnival of vulgarity.
Actors in rape porn always confirm that they consensually took part in the making of the film: their concern is their legal liability, not their viewer's conscience.
In cells without any chromosome lesions at the 45S rDNA regions in vitro, metaphase chromosome number is always 14, confirming that lesions occurred exclusively at the 45S rDNA regions and there were no lesions at any other parts of the chromosomes.
The diagnosis of flat bone sarcoma was based on conclusive clinical and imaging findings that were always confirmed by histological analysis.
Suspicions of SBV infections that were confirmed by RT-PCR were almost always confirmed by serology in cows.
The melting curve was always analyzed to confirm that PCR signals were derived from a single PCR product.
Why should you?" my father asked, and he asked me to move to his town several times, but it's so strange that I did not dare to do so … so strange that I always confirmed his (husband's) words, did what he asked, and had no bravery to act against him.
