Sentence examples for falsely confirming from inspiring English sources

Researchers witnessed 11 men signing papers to get their passports back to leave Qatar in front of government officials, falsely confirming that they had been paid.

To decide on an acceptable risk of falsely confirming the null hypothesis (beta or type II error).

American officials have questioned the accuracy of such claims, asserting that accounts might be concocted by militants or falsely confirmed by residents who fear retaliation.

If the false association is confirmed, the falsely associated position changes to an unassociated position.

When he gave generous shout-outs to defeated leadership rivals Liz Kendall and Yvette Cooper, the absence of cutaway shots to their falsely grinning faces confirmed that they, along with most other founder members of BABIE (Blairite And Brownites In Exile) lacked the minimal good manners required to turn up.

The timed CTL statement has the shape begin{aligned} p4 = EFlnot [p wedge xconfirming that the error state is never falsely achieved when the timeout has not been approached.

As such low VL are rarely seen in patients with recent HIV-1 infection, we cannot exclude the possibility that the diagnostic NAT VL was falsely low, but nevertheless "confirmed" by PERT because the second sample was no longer in the acute, but in the chronic phase of infection in which the VL was already at the lower set-point.

If I falsely believe that I have left the burner on, the cost is relatively low—I am inconvenienced by confirming that it is off.

Using the same iGnT acceptor and enzyme conditions as described in Sasaki et al. (1997) we were not able to detect any enzyme product, further confirming that B4GAT1 does not have GlcNAc transferase activity and that the enzyme originally described as iGnT / B3GNT1 had been falsely assigned.

The BBC has confirmed that a man falsely using an Italian passport and a man falsely using an Austrian passport purchased tickets at the same time, and were both booked on the same onward flight from Beijing to Europe on Saturday.

"We falsely assumed that the match had been confirmed," said Dr. William Fulkerson, the chief executive of Duke University Hospital.