Sentence examples for finally the confirmation from inspiring English sources

Wayne Rooney was 12 at the time – "I watched it at my nan's," he recalled – but the England captain had vivid memories of Michael Owen's slalom through Argentina's defence, David Beckham's red card and, finally, the confirmation from 12 yards that David Batty could never be considered a natural penalty-taker.

Finally, the confirmation phase introduces an additional check to discard or to keep a verified star.

Finally, the confirmation tests have been performed to compare the experimental and optimum results obtained by the proposed methodology.

Finally, the confirmation by PCR analysis of important genes involved in diabetes is shown in Figure  7.

Finally, the confirmation of H5N1 virus infection as the probable cause of death in two other mammalian hosts besides humans implies that more species of mammals may be at risk for infection with this virus.

Finally, for the confirmation of corrosion inhibitor in core A sample, additional information was collected from 1H NMR spectral analysis of core A (Figure 1d) and linseed oil (Figure 1e) samples separately.

Finally, the hazard confirmation addresses the question whether the identified compounds pose a risk for the ecosystem.

In such a case it embraces the phase of optimisation of the measurement parameters, the automatic search for particles, and finally the manual confirmation of the relevance of the chemical class assigned to a particle with its X-ray spectrum as well the observation of the morphology of single particles.

And finally, the show confirms, if confirmation were needed, the fundamental ambiguity of photography itself, the elusiveness that makes it at once so untrustworthy and so poignant.

Validations of the analytical methods on urine (with and without enzymatic degradation) were also performed (full validation for glucuronides determination, partial validation for diosmetin quantification upon enzymatic digestion; data presented in Table  4).> Differential ion-mobility mass spectrometry (DMS) was finally used for the confirmation of 3- O-Gluc as major metabolite excreted in urine.

Finally, the degree of confirmation of hypothesis H, represented as an $\mathcal{L}$-proposition, is calculated according to the formula: \[c(H, E) = \frac{m(H \wedge E)}{m(E)} \tag{1}\] In other words, the degree of confirmation of hypothesis H relative to E is the conditional probability of H given E. But is this probability an objective quantity and free from personal bias?