Sentence examples for confirming the definition from inspiring English sources

Such a guarantee of freedom of the press as is found in U.S. constitutional documents has long been understood to foreclose the possibility of previous restraints, thereby confirming the definition of "liberty of the press" found in Blackstone's Commentaries.

The intra-domain cross-links can also be used to confirm the definition of domains.

PCA results confirmed the definition for 'assist to attach' chosen for the independent variable.

We then confirmed the definition of the stem and loop regions, adjusting these by eye when necessary.

The literature of the last seven years has refined insights with regard to the design of PSS, as well as their business and environmental benefits, and confirmed the definitions and PSS concepts already available in 2006.

In response to a report of a case, clinicians were asked to complete a data collection form confirming the case definition, characteristics of the case, management and outcomes.

Two studies did not provide the details of independent validation (such as use of participant's clinical records) to confirm the case definition (Elshahawi et al. 2011; Strakowski et al. 2008).

Health department staff investigated cases and collected basic demographic and clinical information to confirm the case definition and to epidemiologically describe the case.

Like the analogous cleavable system, both compounds prevented cell spreading at low concentrations, and staining by TAT-Life had no clear definition, thus confirming the incompatibility of the polycationic TAT with platelets.

This can be confirmed by the definition of digital entrepreneurship and other types of entrepreneurship.

In R v Pearman, the Court of Appeal of England and Wales confirmed that the definition of intent in the 1981 Act is the same as the definition in the common law.