Sentence examples for best verified from inspiring English sources
Brucker says the allergy is best verified by a test in which a small instrument is used to pierce the raw food and then prick the individual's skin.
"[E]volutionary history is best verified through concordance among genetic markers from across the genome that are inherited maternally, paternally and bi-parentally and that evolve at different rates to capture different stages of divergence.
Many aspects of L-form manipulations can be carried out in liquid media; however, L-forms are best verified by observing growth on specialized solid media which often resemble "fried egg" colonies exhibited by mycoplasmas [6].
That said, our findings are best verified when there is a local value set available in the future.
However, a caveat to the validity of the current study is that Ki-67, which is assumedly the best verified prognostic marker in prostate cancer, only showed a univariate significance (Kristiansen, 2012; Fisher et al, 2013).
Certainly the confirmation of declared information by objective tests, such as measurement of carbon monoxide or cotinine level, would best verify the data but on the other hand previous research has shown that self-reported data about smoking are generally reliable [ 64].
Next, we isolated and expanded endothelial cells from human corneas and applied the best protocol verified using porcine cells.
As I've written before, 'fake news' is an existential crisis for platforms whose business model requires them to fence vast quantities of unverified content uploaded by, at best, poorly verified users.
FAW and ZL performed the SAFE analyses and compared MIDAS-TM4 normalization to several alternative methods of normalization (MIDAS-TM4 producing best normalization), verified SAM and LIMMA analyses.
It's always best to verify in advance whether hotels, restaurants, shops, etc., will be open.
It's not intended to be comprehensive, and, while I have done my best to verify the information, policies change and websites are not always up to date.
