Sentence examples for better confirm from inspiring English sources

To better confirm the interaction between NPM and protein, an FTIR analysis was performed to verify the protein corona.

But when they focused on prospective studies — following groups of people forward over time — which might better confirm a causal link, they found that there wasn't really much evidence to support it.

It could simply want the ability to better confirm the legitimacy of new handsets.

It is clear that more methodologically and statistically rigorous investigation is required to better confirm the relationships between the competencies identified in this study and the performance of teams in health sector organizations.

Combining proteomics, genomics, microarrays, nanotechnology, and mass spectrometry with traditional detection tools such as histopathology may better confirm or refute hypotheses of causation, but only when applied to appropriate specimens from well-designed epidemiologic studies in the appropriate populations (1 ).

Yes, Medicare patients who had bariatric surgery after 2006 tended to do better, confirming a common belief that the C.M.S. coverage decision contributed to the improvement in outcomes and general upsurge in quality of care.

Sober, 1999, forthcoming, argues that at least in many cases we prefer unified theories over less unified competitors because the former are better confirmed than the latter, and not because the former provide better explanations than the latter.

Stanford concedes that present theories are not transiently underdetermined by the theoretical alternatives we have actually developed and considered to date: we think that our own scientific theories are considerably better confirmed by the evidence than any rivals we have actually produced.

Experienced on Xbox One, it's certainly very handsome – although it'll look even better if you've spent some significant readies on your gaming PC. "If you have invested a couple of thousand bucks in your set-up, then it will look better," confirms Iwinski.

This finding is not always confirmed statistically but for some sites (i.e. oesophagus) the consistency of raised rate ratios across indicators suggests that socioeconomic effects on mortality may be better confirmed in studies of higher power.

At present it is not formally a member of the new "dwarf planet" class, although it may join that class when better observations confirm its size.