The phrase "confirming true" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to confirm the truth of something stated. For example, "His alibi checked out, confirming true his claim of innocence."
In practical applications, the three positive samples from this screening would have been re-analysed for confirmation purposes, thus confirming true findings and removing any false positives.
Based on assembled sequences, three FeFe-hydrogenase genes were predicted based on detection of the L2 motif (MPCxxKxxE) in the encoded gene product, confirming true FeFe-hydrogenase sequences.
In the present study, correlations between LDD and disc height on the one hand and spine and hip BMD on the other remained significant before and after adjustment for covariates, confirming true association.
Amplification of internal control DNA helped us in confirming true-negative PCR results by ruling out the presence of inhibitors of DNA amplification.
Fig. 3 Confirmed true track rate comparison (single target).
Fig. 5 Cumulative confirmed true track rate comparison (multi-target).
As a consequence, a viable alternative to confirm true V̇O2max still need to be identified.
Out of 152 samples, 150 were confirmed true BV-negative with 2 false positive samples (specificity=98.7%), PPV: 91.3%, NPV: 100%.
FLIPDA-S statistics generate only the results of confirmed true tracks, which must satisfy the true track test condition [19].
In Fig. 5, the cumulative confirmed true track rate for the multi-target simulation scenario is presented.
The drop in confirmed true track is expected; when the targets share measurements, the single-target tracking algorithms are expected to loose tracks at a higher rate.
