"confirm size" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when requesting confirmation or verification of an object's size. Example: "Before we proceed with your order, please confirm the size of the shirt you would like to purchase."
TEM images were taken to confirm size and monodispersity.
Bio-transformed products were analyzed using valid characterization technique i.e. dynamic light scattering, transmission electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy to confirm size, shape, surface morphology and elemental composition.
AFM particle images (Fig. 3B) confirm size homogeneity, and AFM particle diameter readings were consistent with those measured with light scattering.
PCR products were separated on a 2% agarose gel to confirm size, quantity and purity of each product, and then purified using NucleoSpin Kit (Macherey-Nagel), according to manufacturer's instructions.
The nickel purified protein fraction was run on a SDS-PAGE gel to confirm size and thrombin cleavability.
RNA was recovered using MEGAclear (Ambion), quantified by UV spectroscopy and analyzed by electrophoresis to confirm size.
I visited the merchandise stores a few times to confirm sizes.
To confirm size-dependent adsorption and/or accumulation of nanoparticles by eggs, I used 39.4-nm [2.78% solids latex (polystyrene) solution, 474-nm (2.5%), 932-nm (2.7%), 18,600-nm (2.65%), or 42,000-nm (2.7%)] fluorescent particles (Polysciences, Inc).
EM confirmed size homogeneity of the populations (Fig. 1C).
Although it has been reported for the comedo type that suspicious microcalcifications approximately correspond to the histologically confirmed size, their extent in the present study was substantially smaller in comparison with the spread of diffuse 99mTc- V DMSA uptake, which in turn was found to correlate very well with the histologically confirmed size of DCIS.
These studies show that smaller sized particles directly interact with bacterial cells leading to antagonistic effects confirming size-dependent toxicity [69 71].
