Sentence examples for entirely confirmed from inspiring English sources

The optimum residence time in the reactor entirely confirmed the calculated operational parameters (calculated necessary residence time: 9.6 s, measured mean residence time for full conversion: 9 s).

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.

He has not entirely confirmed his retirement at the end of the season – mainly because, as he reiterated here, he never looks beyond the next game – but when he does it will be with a trophy cabinet worthy of the legend.

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.

Nevertheless, improvements in sprint performance have not been entirely confirmed [1,6,8,10,16,22,28].

This also kills the "compass" tracking method that was never entirely confirmed to be true, but required this feature to work.

Though, similar results were obtained when the same usage scheme is followed for another learning unit, we could not entirely confirm the previous finding.

The results entirely confirm the double negative gate control system at the cis-regulatory level, including definition of the functional HesC target sites, and add the crucial new information that the drivers of alx1 expression are initially Ets1, and then Alx1 itself plus Ets1.

Full-profile Rietveld refinement of Nd1-x Sr x Al1-x Ti x O3 structures, performed in space groups R ( overline{3} ) c and Pm ( overline{3} ) m for the samples with x ≤ 0.8 and x = 0.9, respectively, entirely confirms suggested crystal structures of the specimens.

The results do not entirely confirm this expectation.

They hog the headlines from the other kind of psychic, who deal not in woo-woo but hard facts, their powers entirely legitimate, confirmed by rigorous scientific testing.