Sentence examples for confirm continued from inspiring English sources
Annual satellite data can be used to confirm continued agricultural use of previously deforested areas, forest recovery following degradation, and the age of secondary forests from land abandonment to improve carbon stock estimates in areas of active land use change.
Both of these scoring systems had been validated in the prior study, and a sample of the previous recordings was also reviewed to confirm continued reliability.
While recent policies and legislation to ban the manufacture and use of PBDEs appear to be effective at reducing exposure, our data confirm continued exposure through dietary and consumer products.
This goal can be achieved with observatories that record time series of data on variables from all eight dimensions to confirm continuing acceptable performance, economic justification, acceptable risks, sustainability, and stakeholder expectations.
WASHINGTON -- Two new telephone polls concluded on the eve of the South Carolina primary not only confirm continuing momentum toward Newt Gingrich; they suggest that the former House speaker may be headed for a surprisingly comfortable, double-digit win.
Each subject was re-consented and completed a health questionnaire to confirm continuing eligibility for the study.
In early October CCP confirmed continued development of its PC FPS game, 'Project Nova' and announced a new mobile game, 'Project Aurora,' both set in the EVE Universe.
pAKT expression was retained, confirming continued transgene expression (Fig. 6).
B. EGFP expression confirms continued expression from the T-DNA cassette.
In summary, this study has confirmed continued increases in condom use following a focused HIV prevention programme, and corresponding declines over time in the prevalences of HIV infection and high-titre syphilis, among FSWs in Karnataka state.
Twelve weeks post-intervention the participants were canvassed as to ongoing exercise and 60% confirmed continued habitual activity while 40% described ongoing exercise as "irregular" – fewer than three days of the week and irregularly so.
