"confirmed false" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English and can be used in various situations.
It means that something has been officially proven to be untrue or incorrect. Example: The rumors of a new iPhone release in September have been confirmed false by the company's CEO.
The initial probability of target existence for the algorithms IPDA, sIPDA, and FLIPDA-S are the same and the confirmation threshold for the algorithms are tuned to get the same number of confirmed false tracks (≈ 68). Figure 5 shows confirmed false track rates of FLIPDA-S, sIPDA, and IPDA.
Among the shared ones, 32 were confirmed by Sanger sequencing, 9 were left unvalidated, and 1 was confirmed false.
8 of the unvalidated variants and 1 confirmed false were from repeat regions, as indicated by the average number of hits per read (>1.1).
The increased number of sequences found in pools confirmed false negative results obtained after the initial stringent analysis, which was indicated by PCR screening (see above).
The lowering of the cutoff point by 10 mIU/liter has increased 10 times the number of children requiring re-evaluation [ 18] in whom the diagnosis of hypothyroidism was not confirmed (false positive results).
Fig. 5 Confirmed false track rates of FLIPDA-S (lag = 4), sIPDA (lag = 4), and IPDA. Figure 6 shows the true track confirmation rates of IPDA, sIPDA, and FLIPDA-S.
Although specific and rapid detection of ToCV by LAMP was confirmed, false-positive reactions caused by carry-over contamination sometimes occurred because of the high sensitivity of LAMP compared with other detection methods.
The majority of nonconcordant samples were for genes that had p-values < 0.05, where glioma-specific splicing could not be confirmed (false-positives; 11 genes represented by 22 RefSeq entries, or 28%).
Some will question Khan's judgment in delivering a speech that secured the approval of the more simplistic critics of multiculturalism and could be misrepresented as tacitly confirming false characterisations of British Muslims as a whole as a menacing fifth column.
Every so often a new name is put forward and, in their playful way, the Top Gear stars and producers refuse to confirm or deny, or, alternatively and for the sheer hell of it, they confirm false speculation, as they apparently did in the case of Michael Schumacher.
Among these samples, 9 turned out to have negative results after heating, confirming false positivity.
