Sentence examples for can only be verified from inspiring English sources
An earlier version stated that listings can only be verified on Google Maps by post, and that the Serbian Crown's lawsuit was ongoing.
I asked for the individuals to be removed from the adult population immediately while arrangements were made for him to be returned … "Whether or not that person is one of the two referred to by The Guardian is something that can only be verified by the department".
Therefore, the method can only be verified after the development of a new acoustic logging tool.
At this stage this can only be verified using extensive simulation.
While the first assumption can be arbitrarily noninfluential by adjusting, the second assumption can only be verified by examining real traffic traces.
The reported total drilling depth of a borehole can only be verified in an open borehole, thus before the borehole is constructed fully with pipes and screen.
The hard-headed lesson of the nuclear pact with Iran and the plight of Jason Rezaian can only be "verify but don't trust".
CD70-targeted TRAIL constructs may also affect immune cells out of the tumor area but to which extent this compromises potential anti-tumoral activities of the CD70-targeting TRAIL fusion proteins can ultimately only be verified in future animal studies with a humanized immune system or using mouse CD70-targeted TRAIL fusion proteins.
This can only be directly verified by repeated testing using current assays, but transient infections lead to a large number of 'false-positive' results, especially in younger women.
Second, APA policies don't provide an incentive for original authors to share data, as data can only be used "to verify the substantive claims through reanalysis".
We caught a glimpse of such a method when one respondent argued for scepticism towards the teleconsultation images: they can only be diagnostically valuable if verified by clinical reasoning combined with a variety of other information, such as patients' or colleagues' stories or lab results; to see a patient with yellow skin simply does not suffice for building a diagnosis.
