The word 'confirmatory' is a correct and usable term in written English
It is an adjective that means serving to confirm or verify something. It is commonly used in formal writing, such as in academic papers, reports, and legal documents. Example: The results of the experiment were confirmed through multiple confirmatory tests, providing solid evidence for the hypothesis. In this sentence, 'confirmatory' is used to describe the tests that were conducted to verify and support the validity of the experiment's results.
A confirmatory trial of the Tenofovir gel is underway, and if successful the vaginal gel could fill a gap in HIV prevention for women who may not be able to insist on condoms or faithfulness from their partners.
Unfortunately, on November 1st, Nabi was forced to halt work when it failed to confirm an earlier confirmatory clinical trial that showed it protected these patients.This is not necessarily the end of the road.
Again, the details are obscure, but in each case some component of the microbiome seems to be confusing the immune system, to the detriment of body cells elsewhere.In the case of multiple sclerosis, a confirmatory study was published last year by Kerstin Berer and her colleagues at the Max Planck Institute for Immunobiology and Epigenetics in Freiburg, Germany.
Until this week, Nabi had hoped to launch its vaccine, initially for dialysis patients, in Europe in 2006, subject to a final confirmatory clinical trial.
The confirmatory evidence, however, may be discovered either in the present or in the future.
But he withheld this announcement until he had made careful confirmatory observations during one complete set of revolutions of the Moon in its orbit.
Since Stephen Gardiner, the obvious candidate for the archbishopric, was out of favour, the king chose Cranmer; by March 1533 he was consecrated and instituted at Canterbury, with the assistance of confirmatory papal bulls and after a declaration that he took the obligatory oath to the pope without feeling bound by it.
The majority of participants in this study were from European and Middle-Eastern nations so there is further confirmatory work to be done with other ethnic groups, but the authors hope that these findings will lay to rest concerns of inadequacy in the vast majority of the population whose penises fall within the 'normal' range.
Dr. Friel first began to think that he had found the wreck of Henry V's Holy Ghost back in the 1980s – but has only carried out additional confirmatory archival research on the subject over the past year.
Electroencephalography (EEG) may be a useful confirmatory test.
Capote did give Lee credit for being "extremely helpful" in "making friends with the wives of the people I wanted to meet," but he had brought her along principally as a confirmatory pair of eyes and ears.
