Sentence examples for confirmed concerns from inspiring English sources
"This evaluation confirmed concerns with the scientific rationale, presentation and language, which were not adequately addressed during peer review.
One of Britain's largest clothing retailers confirmed concerns about consumer spending on Wednesday when the company said there was a "noticeable cooling" in demand recently.
Representative Frank R. Wolf, Republican of Virginia, who ordered the report for the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, said the timetable confirmed concerns raised in Congress about the tunnel dangers and the slow progress Amtrak had made in correcting them.
Most parents looked on the internet for explanations for the symptoms (see table 2) and this either raised or confirmed concerns about diabetes.
We re-appraised the meta-analysis of 17 small sample sized RCTs and confirmed concerns about its methodological quality (no discussion of the methodological quality of included studies, homogeneity assumption after the χ-test detected no heterogeneity despite high clinical heterogeneity between the studies, no sensitivity analyses to test the robustness of the results).
In 1947, failure of the vaccine to provide protection against the epidemic influenza type A antigenic variant confirmed concerns of vaccine obsolescence and led to the term "antigenic shift" (4 ) and designation of the 1947 FM1 strain by the Commission on Influenza as subgroup A´ on the basis of the hemagglutination inhibition (HI) test.
The results confirm concerns about the pension funds.
The raids appeared to confirm concerns in several West European countries that large-scale laundering of money obtained illegally in Russia continues through seemingly legitimate businesses.
The episode seemed to confirm concerns by some within the Co-op over how its management was responding to recent crises.
The president's action seemed to confirm concerns in the field that Dr. Venter's bold claims would stir public fear and lead to burdensome regulation.
The report largely confirms concerns first raised in May by a study written by Dr. Steven Nissen, a renowned cardiologist from the Cleveland Clinic, and published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
