Sentence examples for confirm emerging from inspiring English sources
The data were compared within, and between, cases, and we returned to the data to confirm emerging themes.
In addition, triangulation was performed to refute or confirm emerging findings within each data set across different sources of data.
We held a face-to-face meeting to confirm emerging themes and form subgroups to conduct detailed analyses of related categories of data.
3 3 Data collection and analysis will be iterative occurring as data collection in the interviews' proceeds, with new data being used to challenge and assess or confirm emerging analysis.
The modeling results also confirm emerging evidence of racial disparities in exposure to air pollutants from mobile emission sources, including two studies in California examining traffic density and the demographic makeup of schools near major traffic corridors (Green et al. 2004; Gunier et al. 2003).
In addition, our data reveal a dependence on active protein phosphorylation for mitochondrial fusion, confirming emerging evidence that mitochondrial fusion is tightly integrated within the global cellular response to signaling events.
While the range of gamifying strategies is expanding, they are scattered across many different educational contexts and the aggregated information cannot confirm any emerging systematic approach yet.
Our results confirm the emerging position that screening for Type 2 diabetes is not associated with long-term harms at the population level.
The results obtained in this study confirm the emerging role of MHCI molecules in neuronal plasticity and indicate interspecies differences in the expression patterns and functional properties of these proteins in the hippocampus.
Following the two phases of data collection, tapes were transcribed verbatim and a random sample translated from Swahili into English for the non-Swahili speaking senior co-investigator to confirm the emerging themes and provide feedback.
Experts say Mr. Fujimoto's story confirms an emerging view of the new leader as someone willing to change at least the form, if not the substance, of the last Stalinist stronghold.
