Sentence examples for are generally confirmed from inspiring English sources
Mainly because of the latter, both the Hempelian and the firmness views of confirmation must depart from the plausible HD idea that hypotheses are generally confirmed by their verified consequences (see Hempel 1945, 103 104).
The population models in ecology and biology are generally confirmed by such equations (see, for instance, [9, 14 16]).
These findings are generally confirmed in Tables 3B and C, which show the results broken out by race and FRL status.
The main limitation of traditional in vitro drug discovery approaches is that only a small number of compounds are generally confirmed in further in vivo studies, typically owing to inefficacy and toxicity issues.
In Agrafioti et al. [ 22] only the effects of local structure (i.e. degree) were used and in light of the previous discussion it is therefore not surprising that the central results are generally confirmed in the subnets: in particular protein expression level correlates better than degree with protein evolutionary/substitution rate.
Previous anecdotal evidences were generally confirmed.
A previously observed relationship between interfacial dilatational elasticity (E′) and τ0 was generally confirmed for these hydrolysates.
Its tenor was generally confirmed by a Voice spokesman in Washington, who said the agency was barred by law from providing more than a paraphrased version to the press within the United States.
The findings of this study suggest that upland soil erosion is not a major threat to sustainability in the studied volcanic landscape, which is generally confirmed by field observations.
"The sanctions imposed on the player by Fifa have been generally confirmed," Cas said in a statement, meaning the earliest the striker can return for Barcelona in a competitive fixture is 26 October when, as fate would have it, the club face Real Madrid at the Bernabéu in the first clásico of the season.
The diagnosis is generally confirmed by negative viral serology and normal spleen at gross inspection and histology [4, 6, 7, 8].
