Sentence examples for confirmed by question from inspiring English sources

Presence of diabetes was confirmed by question regarding the year (or age) at diagnosis of diabetes.

Intake was confirmed by questions to the participants at each visit at the clinic.

This is confirmed by another survey question, asking respondents to identify the three most important reasons for wanting to migrate in each of two categories living and working conditions (Table  3).

Even if no one in the room -- the attendees consisted mainly of the travel press -- reacted aloud, the horror was evident in the atmosphere and was later confirmed by comments and questions that followed the conference.

This was further confirmed by the Ten Questions Questionnaire (Biritwum et al., 2001; Couper, 2002; Mung'ala-Odera et al., 2004) which was administered to all parents/guardians who consented to their child participating in the study, and included items addressing the child's physical development, psychomotor skills, epilepsy and language development.

Later Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he thought Cain should be confirmed by the Senate despite questions about his background.

aThe numbers of the two rows below do not add up to the n of the column header, as characteristics are confirmed by answering two separate questions, not mutually exclusive.

Wheeze cases and non-wheeze controls were identified from parental questionnaires based on that used in the ISAAC Phase 2 study 22 in which children with wheeze within the previous 12 months were identified and their status was confirmed by repeating the same questions approximately 2 years later.

The last question was confirmed by the registering nurses.

In the case of discrepancies, the data in question were confirmed by review of the original questionnaire.

The assumption prevalent among some experts in international and global health that students perceive global health issues in 'terms of black and white' is also confirmed by the results of the question related to trends in global fertility and life-expectancy.