Sentence examples for confirmed entirely from inspiring English sources
However, the hypothesis of a weak connection between the cytosolic and mitochondrial pyruvate pools could not be confirmed entirely.
(b) ASD prediction: This is for those splice patterns that are confirmed entirely by EST sequences or by mRNA with no annotation for coding information.
(The one exception being changes to tax rates which, unsurprisingly given its prior U-turn, is confirmed as entirely off the table. "The employment status consultation makes very clear that changes to the rates of tax or NICs for either employees or the self-employed are not in scope," it emphasizes on that).
The existing version of the Comprehensive ICF Core Set for RA could be confirmed almost entirely by the two different focus group approaches applied.
The existing version of the Comprehensive ICF Core Set for RA with its selected categories could be confirmed almost entirely by the two different focus group approaches applied.
Registration within 2 days is mandatory under Singapore law, and so the completeness of this information can be confirmed as entirely reliable.
The current version of the Comprehensive ICF Core Set for RA could be confirmed almost entirely from the patient perspective by the two different focus group approaches applied (open approach and ICF-based approach).
"Mr Duncan Smith is saying one thing to Parliament and his officials are confirming something entirely different with the nation's auditors".
Several pathways identified using GIENA alone are entirely confirmed by an examination of the literature.
The Steele dossier is entirely confirmed, and new data analysis reveals that the hundred and seven thousand decisive Trump votes in the Rust Belt were all cast by Russian prostitutes.
On the basis of a deep and comprehensive study of science Lenin proved that the methods of dialectical materialism as formulated by Marx and Engels were entirely confirmed by the development of scientific thought in general and natural science in particular.
