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"confirmed it to be" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to verify or validate something. For example, "After testing the sample, the laboratory technician confirmed it to be polluted."
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24 Its UV/Vis spectrum differed from that of an NCC in an additional absorption maximum at 360 nm, due to a chromophore extending over rings C and D. 24 Its molecular formula confirmed it to be a chlorophyll catabolite, derived from Pheo a by addition offour hydrogen and two oxygen atoms.
It was widely speculated to be the K30D, but it appears that Pentax has confirmed it to be the K7D according to Austrian site fotografie.
A recent independent statistical analysis of measurements taken from the Orrorin femur has also confirmed it to be very hominin-like and similar in shape to Australopithecus (Richmond and Jungers 2008).
A ~ 34 μm and ~ 26 μm thick coating was observed on LAT971 and LATZ9531 alloys, respectively, and phase analysis confirmed it to be HA via X-ray diffraction technique.
Police later confirmed it to be Deasy's remains.
Then I moved there and confirmed it to be true.
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The DSC and TGA of ATC confirm it to be a trihydrate which melts at 162.78°C.
Purified AS-protease exhibited maximum activity at pH 10.5 (Figure 6A), confirming it to be an alkaline protease.
Total mass loss of 4.44% for the first two steps confirm it to be a trihydrate and corresponds to ATC-1 as described [13].
Structural analysis confirms it to be a thaumatin-like protein (TLP).
But I needed it to be confirmed.
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