Sentence examples for begin by confirming from inspiring English sources

Using a series of British cross-sectional datasets, we begin by confirming the usual finding, using least squares, that parental education levels and paternal income are positively associated with good child outcomes: in particular, with later school leaving1.

We begin by confirming that the density used by Bi (2007) to represent an input sequence using the OOPS model is consistent with the OOPS model derived by Bailey and Elkan (1994).

In brief, CCO studies begin by confirming that data meet a series of necessary requisites and end with a sensitivity analysis, after passing through a series of intermediate steps that include the transformation of the database into a matrix with CCO structure.

Dear Jeannie, Every search for our unknown ancestors always begins by confirming facts that a person believes to be true about their known ancestors.

We began by confirming that the two methods are equally accurate when applied to living humans.

The second experiment began by confirming, under our conditions, that a 7-day treatment with fluoxetine had no discernible effect on progenitor mitosis, or pCREB and Wnt3a expression, whereas after 14 days all three were stimulated.

We began by confirming that in our hands HA-tagged SNX27 co-localised in puncta with WASH and retromer complex markers (Supplementary Fig. 4).

To examine whether the WASH complex assembles in tissue relevant to the HSP phenotype, we began by confirming that Wash1 and strumpellin participate in a complex in the brain.

We began by confirming previous karyotypic results demonstrating over-representation of part or all of chromosome 22 in cells selected for resistance in vitro or in vivo (recurrent tumor) using whole chromosome paint (WCP) for chromosome 22.

Ill at ease during the entire time their relationship was discussed, Cameron began by simply confirming what Rebekah Brooks had previously told the inquiry, namely that the two sent texts to each other once a week – or twice in the run up to the 2010 general election.

The Captain began his address by confirming what everyone knew: that it was another great day at sea.